Supersede (verb)

1. To replace something or someone, typically with something or someone considered to be superior.
2. To take the place of something or someone, to make something or someone else unnecessary.
3. To make something or someone else invalid or obsolete.

Origin:

From the latin word "supersedeō" meaning to take the place of something or someone.

Examples:

1. The new software version will supersede the old one.
2. The new theory of evolution superseded the old one.
3. The new model of car will supersede the old one.
4. The new manager superseded the old one.
5. The new policy will supersede the old one.