rare. [f. SUPPLANT v. + -MENT.] = prec.
1757. J. H. Grose, Voy. E. Indies, 406. They [the Dutch] do not … add a candid confession of the treacherous and cruel supplantment of us.
1912. Chas. E. Callwell, in Blackw. Mag., Nov., 653/1. The hussar and the lancer have no reason to regard their supplantment by flying corps as a dire calamity.
