Verb:

ஒரு நிலையில் இருந்து மற்றொரு நிலைக்கு மாறு,

supervene's Usage Examples:

But the relations between a community of freebooters, mostly composed of fugitive serfs and refugees, and a government of small squires who regarded the Cossacks as a mere rabble were bound to be difficult at the best of times, and political and religious differences presently supervened.

Early in 814 he was attacked by a fever which he sought to subdue by fasting; but pleurisy supervened, and after partaking of the communion, he died on the 28th of January 814, and on the same day his body was buried in the church of St Mary at Aix.

ascended the throne in that year, and though the constitution of 1849 recognized the principle of religious liberty, an era of reaction supervened, especially when " the concordat of 1855 delivered Austria altogether into the hands of the clericals.

of education that now supervened was opposed by the pietism of the second half of the 17th century, represented at the newlyfounded university of Halle (1694) by A.

But now, owing to the frivolous studies introduced by the Jesuits, the so-called macaronic period supervened, which lasted from 1606 to 1764, and was a time of great degradation for the language and literature.

"This definition guarantees that A globally supervenes on B.

If the access of oxygen to a protoplast is interfered with its normal respiration soon ceases, but frequently other changes supervene.

winds supervene from January to March.

Death usually supervenes before a numbing effect on the intestine can be observed.

When none of these unfavourable conditions supervene it may be seen at nearly any time when the air is clear and the depression of the sun below the horizon more than 20°.

Such healing by cork formation is accompanied by a rise of temperature: the active growth of the dividing cells is accompanied by vigorous metabolism and respiration, and a state of wound fever supervenes until the healing is completed.

It has also been claimed that modal truths supervene on non-modal ones, and that general truths supervene on non-modal ones, and that general truths supervene on particular truths.

Synonyms:

come about, go on, take place, fall out, pass, hap, happen, pass off, occur,

Antonyms:

keep down, appear, disappear, dematerialise, dematerialize,