substitution
പകരക്കാരനെ
definition
noun
the substitution of pediatricians for grandmothers in guiding baby care
the action of replacing someone or something with another person or thing.
example
Those who do not speak an Indian language may not be blamed for this arbitrary vowel 'substitution' .
a tactical 'substitution'
The adoption of class and therapeutic 'substitution' are customer responses to poor perceived value.
the 'substitution' of rail services with buses
He argues that this disjuncture comes from time's infinite capacity for 'substitution' .
Crop 'substitution' and improved market access are essential in the next few years.
He rejects penal 'substitution' because he thinks that God is love, and a loving God would never seek retribution.
The principle is to consider the field of rivalry in terms of the potential for 'substitution' in the long term.
He made the type of telling 'substitution' that he has employed to effect.
However, that 'substitution' was no reflection on the efforts of Preston who had been having a steady game.
There is no other member of the club who can currently replace him, and that showed after his 'substitution' .
At the same time, he raises the issue of 'substitution' and exchange in a social and economic sphere.
The 'substitution' of one person for another ranges from the literal to the abstract.
In an act of 'substitution' he replaces barren dryness with his fertile fluidity.
A jar of dried basil or even a basil plant would be a more appropriate 'substitution' than coriander.
Think of what the country could have been spared had that 'substitution' not taken place.
a tactical 'substitution'
It is too late for crop 'substitution' with this one because they are about to harvest it.
If 'substitution' is called for, then we should face up to that, and not pretend that we are delivering the original thing.
There are concerns about bench-marking and 'substitution' and a whole lot of issues.
the 'substitution' of pediatricians for grandmothers in guiding baby care
We are fast abandoning our cultural and religious values in 'substitution' for western ideals.
The Attorney General opposed the motion for 'substitution' on procedural grounds.
The 'substitution' of an allegedly objective, measurable indicator can be appealing.
This is in contrast to recently published reports in which good performance of reconstruction methods was recorded despite extensive 'substitutional' saturation.
But the interference between the 'substitutional' principle of origins and the authorial or performative principle of artifact production was dynamic.
If He was there in my stead, as my representative, doing business for me, then, the agony that He endured in the 'substitutionary' process is the agony that I must endure in hell, if I refuse to allow Him to substitute for me.
Under the 'substitutional' theory of artifact production, the forgeries of documents so common in the Middle Ages can be understood as the legitimate reproduction of accidentally misplaced facts.
This is not a point that popular evangelical preaching makes well, which tends all too often to see a merely human Jesus being afflicted (in a 'substitutionary' , transactional kind of way) with the total anger of God above.
Surely, at the heart of salvation is the cross of Christ; but, regrettably, how easy it is for evangelicals to reduce the meaning and significance of Christ's death by minimizing 'substitutionary' atonement.
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