substitute|substitutes in English

noun

[sub·sti·tute || 'sʌbstɪtuːt /-tjuːt]

replacement, person or thing that takes the place of anothe

Use "substitute|substitutes" in a sentence

1. The substitute goods need not be identical with those involved but commercially usable as reasonable substitutes under the circumstances of the particular case.

2. There are substitutes.”

3. Shocking Shooting Suffering Substitutes!

4. Phosphate substitutes for alkaline machine detergents

5. Substitutes for bones, cartilage, ligaments and tendons

6. For long term consideration, natural refrigerant satisfied substitutes.

7. Substitutes included corn (maize) in the form of cornmeal.

8. Recipes Using Buttermilk Substitute

9. The act also regulates the sale of breast-milk substitutes.

10. So, has anything else changed? Yes and no! While Aesop’s name has changed to Absence & Substitute Management, it’s still the same go-to tool for managing employee leave and finding qualified substitutes – used by more school …

11. Substitute for Bocconcini cheese

12. Substitutes replace main players during a break in play.

13. Research into oil substitutes creates jobs for scientists and engineers .

14. The substitutes are beginning to limber up on the sidelines.

15. How to substitute Buttermilk The simplest way to substitute Buttermilk is to pour 1 Tbs

16. If the goods are out of stock, send us possible substitutes.

17. Bewith: A makeshift; a substitute

18. Vanilla (flavouring), vanillin (vanilla substitute)

19. “As substitutes for Christ, we beg: ‘Become reconciled to God.’”

20. The two different networks can be complements, substitutes and functionally unrelated.

21. Examples: Cocaine, crystal meth, heroin, marijuana, cocaine substitutes, mephedrone, 'legal highs'

22. Industry has been working at developing harmless substitutes for these gases.

23. Classic Bavarian Cream, Creme Bavarois recipe, Creme Bavaria Vanilla Ingredients and substitutes

24. There is no substitute for Blood.

25. He looks like a substitute teacher.