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Substitutionary

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sub·sti·tu·tion  (sbst-tshn, -ty-)
n.
1.
a. The act or an instance of substituting.
b. The state of being substituted.
2. One that is substituted; a replacement.

substi·tution·al, substi·tution·ary adj.
substi·tution·al·ly adv.


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