Notably solicitous service that supersedes occasional language barriers.
Older teens' desire for intimacy superseded their desire to date.
But when Foulds describes how much Matthew Allen enjoys travelling by the newfangled steam train, as the experience of "travelling triumphantly at speed across a superseded world," his language is neither new nor old; it is just very good.
Objective-C now seems to be on its way out, superseded by a language that looks to be "safe, modern and powerful", according to Apple's engineering chief, Craig Federighi.
But Dusty Baker, the manager of the Cincinnati Reds, who is black, said baseball had a universal language that superseded such relationships.
By the 11th century, Diaspora Jews lived in a Talmudic culture that united them and that superseded geographical boundaries and language differences.
The programme director of a local, multilingual broadcaster says that nationalist politicians are to blame for fuelling bigotry by insisting, for instance, that Kyrgyz should rapidly supersede Russian as the language of government.
Such norms of language were superseded only by the return to an obsessive classicism during the Renaissance.
Due to both Czarist and Soviet policies, Russian has superseded Yiddish as the language of Russian Jews, but these policies have also affected neighboring communities.
Although the 1878 Posse Comitatus Act placed strong restrictions on how and when the U.S. military may be used on American soil, the language of this bill supersedes Posse Comitatus, empowering the president to unilaterally impose martial law at any time of his choosing.
