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noun

1. One that takes the place of another: alternate, stand-in, substitute, surrogate. Informal fill-in, pinch hitter, sub. See substitute.
2. A person or persons taking over the duties of another: relief. See substitute.

n

Definition: substitute
Antonyms: predecessor

A product category that included substances that impart a combination of functionality and/or flavor so that a specified material can be either partially or fully replaced. The typical reason or desire to replace the original product is usually due to legal, marketing, cost, availability, or some other driving force. Example: HVP replacers were developed in order to meet a U.S. labeling demand. The demand grew due to a number of factors including bad press from the discovery of potentially harmful by-products found in HVPs called monochloro- and dichloro-propanols as well as the bad press from reports of reactions called the Chinese Restaurant Syndrome. Both of these incidents brought pressure on the food industry. This demand to replace HVPs has resulted in the development of new HVP replacement systems. While developing these products, one must consider both the functional characteristics as well as the organoleptic attributes of the product to be replaced. HVP replacement represents some interesting challenges. Of the attributes that one would consider include the proper salt content, the proper mouthfeel, the right taste and enhancement profile, and the right trace aroma profile. All of these characters must be in proper balance for the replacement product to be useful as an across-the-board system. One alternative approach is to replace a specific ingredient, like a certain type of HVP from a certain company. In this regard, the challenge is easier, but the rewards would be less. Raw material cost issues are obviously an important consideration.

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Alternative or back-up groups of animals.

• r. flocks — flocks of poultry dedicated to the production of eggs for production of day-old chicks, requiring particular attention to the prevention of diseases transmitted vertically through the egg.
• r. heifers — heifers retained in a herd, or sold to other herds, to replace cows culled for age, low production or disease.

For a list of words related to replacement, see:

• Publishing - replacement: newly released book that replaces old book on store shelves

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Dansk (Danish)
n. - erstatning, udskiftning

Nederlands (Dutch)
vervanging, plaatsvervanger

Français (French)
n. - remplaçant, remplacement, pièce de rechange

Deutsch (German)
n. - Ersatz, Ersetzen, Zurückstellen

Ελληνική (Greek)
n. - αντικατάσταση, αντικαταστάτης, αναπλήρωση, (πληθ.) ανταλλακτικά

Italiano (Italian)
cambio, sostituto, sostituzione

Português (Portuguese)
n. - substituição (f), restituição (f)

Русский (Russian)
замена, преемник, замещение

Español (Spanish)
n. - reposición, substituto, reemplazante, sustitución, reemplazo

Svenska (Swedish)
n. - ersättning, ersättare, återställande

中文（简体）(Chinese (Simplified))
交换, 代替者, 更换

中文（繁體）(Chinese (Traditional))
n. - 交換, 代替者, 更換

한국어 (Korean)
n. - 제자리에 되돌림, 교체, 보충병

日本語 (Japanese)
n. - 取り替え, 交替, 代わりのもの, 代用品

العربيه (Arabic)
‏(الاسم) استبدال‏

עברית (Hebrew)
n. - ‮ממלא מקום, החזרה למקום, החלפה, תחליף‬

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