supersede /soo- or sū-pər-sēdˈ/

1. To set aside, discard
2. To set aside in favour of another, supplant
3. To come or put in the place of, to replace
4. To desist or refrain from (obsolete)
5. To override (obsolete)

To refrain, desist

supersēˈdeas /-di-as/ noun (law; historical)

A writ to stay proceedings, or to suspend the powers of an officer (from the use of the Latin 2nd pers sing present subjunctive, you are to desist)

supersēˈdence noun

supersēˈder noun

supersedere /-si-dēˈri or soo-per-se-dāˈre/ noun

1. A private agreement among creditors, under a trust-deed, to supersede or sist diligence for a certain period (Scots law)
2. An order of court granting protection to a debtor

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