Give place to somebody/something

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verb phrase

To allow someone or something to take your position or role.

As technology improves, older models often give place to newer ones.
Visual representation of "give place to somebody/something" - To allow someone or something to take your position or role

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  • give place to innovation
  • give place to the young
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Progressive Replacement

Used when something newer or more advanced is replacing something older or traditional.

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As the old factory equipment breaks down, it will give place to the latest machinery.
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Positive Evolution

Often has a positive connotation, suggesting improvement or advancement.

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Conventional cash registers give place to sophisticated point-of-sale systems.
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Hierarchical Change

May imply a respectful transition in roles, especially in families or organizations.

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After decades of service, the senior director will give place to her protégé.
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