substitute
ਬਦਲ
definition
verb
dried rosemary can be substituted for the fresh herb
use or add in place of.
noun
soy milk is used as a substitute for dairy milk
a person or thing acting or serving in place of another.
example
Solid depth means the Cowboys can 'substitute' three players at a time and remain strong.
On an earlier occasion, I suggested that if a player is injured and unable to take part, a 'substitute' should replace the injured man and take part in the game without any restrictions whatsoever.
All you do is pout like a little boy and cry out ‘you are a typical conservative’ as if the repetition of that hoary cliche is supposed to 'substitute' for a real argument.
In anaerobic environments, some bacteria are able to 'substitute' metal ions for molecular oxygen in the process of respiration.
It did not 'substitute' for a congressional investigation.
There is no 'substitute' for immediate political intervention to diffuse this crisis.
The next day I tell Mike I will look at the photos and try to identify them if they will 'substitute' different photos for any that depict Jamal.
I know with the advance of the years the approach to training has changed and there is no 'substitute' for the endless running but hopefully the training has become more game-orientated.
Alternatively 'substitute' the shovelling with a good brisk walk for that hour and a half followed by the other.
Feeding birds commercial birdseed helps them through harsh winter conditions, but it's no 'substitute' for improving backyard habitat.
Insurers have guaranteed schools that non-teaching staff employed to patrol school property or to 'substitute' for staff on uncertified sick leave will be covered.
Once a player has played a card to a trick, she may not change her mind and 'substitute' a different card.
Parsley again goes into a cup match without a 'substitute' goalkeeper.
Firstly Big Players had to 'substitute' their goalkeeper, due to a head injury sustained as he jumped to collect a high ball.
The loss of this essential service will place hardship on many people who do not as yet have access to the kind of banking facilities which will be necessary to 'substitute' for walking into the local office.
Before World War II, the single mother remained within her family circle, where a grandfather or uncle could become a 'substitute' father.
Unmanned air surface and undersea vehicles can 'substitute' for the loss of a number of ships, but not for all of them.
Material comforts can never 'substitute' unconditional love from one's family, whatever the comfort might be.
A covering defender stretched to block the cross and was very unfortunate to see his attempted clearance creep in at the near post despite the best efforts of the 'substitute' goalkeeper.
No longer can a lot of cheery-sounding mush from teachers and administrators 'substitute' for hard facts.
Every time a function that used to be performed by public servants is outsourced to the private sector, private jobs 'substitute' for public ones.
Above all, they should realise that, however clever civil servants are, a general education is no 'substitute' for real experience and expertise, out there in the real world.
A survey showed more than 70 per cent of students said typing on a keyboard can 'substitute' for handwriting.
Simply put, no federal outreach effort can 'substitute' for the quality and quantity of contacts that local police officers have within the neighborhoods they serve.
Even if he is used sparingly as a 'substitute' , such a player can always unlock doors and turn tides in the blink of an eye.
He has made only three appearances as a 'substitute' in competitive matches, the last of them for the final six minutes of the 2-2 draw away to Austria.
We don't think that you can build a movement through running candidacies at the national level or the local level, and we do think there's no 'substitute' for organizing on a grassroots basis.
Leadership might be assisted by various predispositions of character, but this is no 'substitute' for education, experience, training, and opportunity.
Stewart was the Rovers 'substitute'
We reserve the right to 'substitute' similar products of equal or greater value in the unlikely event that the original prizes should be unavailable.
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