Based on your second example, I think that you’re looking for the word supplant which means to supersede and

replace.

Based on your second example, I think that you’re looking for the word supplant which means to supersede and

replace.

Within context, the meaning of the sentence is fairly clear.

In spite of the self-crucifixion, a man who will never fail to accomplish the task upon which he is set.

Can we use more simple English?

Is it really possible to ever know who the president of India is?

Is it ever true that things get better with age? How can things get worse with age?

Is it ever true that things get better with age? How can things get worse with age?

Fortnightly : Happening every two weeks.

If you are using it as the field of study to study itself then it is singular.

Robotics is my life.

Is there really any plural argument for the construction of a robot?

Is robotics defective?

What are some interesting facts about russian statehood and civilisation?

Both “to” and “as far as” are prepositions.

I did not imagine that I could go to America

Ok.

I did not imagine that I can go as far as America

Ok.

How can you stack prepositions in a math class without using them in a verb? Imagine some other examples such as “on”, “under”, “near.” What would you say “under near the bed”? In certain ways, not usually.

To in this case use either “as far as” or. but not both of them.

Revenant; a person who has returned, especially supposedly from the dead.