1. To put again in the former place; to put in a new place; to repay; to refund; to supply with a proper substitute; to take the place of.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• replaice,
• replcae,
• replced,
• replalce,
• relece,
• repleate,
• repla,
• replacemt,
• eplase,
• ruplace,
• releace,
• replca,
• replade,
• repalace,
• replacie,
• reoplace,
• replair,
• repalce,
• reaplaced,
• remplace

• replays,
• rubels,
• repulsa,
• reapplies,
• robalos,
• repulse,
• rippholz,
• rebellious,
• ROPLAS,
• reflective,
• ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate,
• roubles,
• rebellows,
• rappels,
• rubiales,
• reflected,
• rubles,
• Replies,
• repeals,
• ribless,
• reflexly,
• RPLLS,
• reflexion,
• repolls,
• ex-rebels,
• Reebless,
• wrybills,
• replicate,
• replacing,
• reflexive,
• rebel's,
• gil-robles,
• reboils,
• reflex,
• rubbles,
• rebills,
• replows,
• repelis,
• Rabelais's,
• repalce,
• Rubellas,
• Robles,
• ripples,
• Replogle,
• rebels',
• ribulose,
• rebholz,
• reflector,
• rabbles,
• reflect,
• replica,
• repels-all,
• repels,
• reflexed,
• rebels,
• rubeolas.

The adverb form of the word "replace" is "repeatedly". Other possible adverbs may include "quickly" or "efficiently" depending on the context.

The adjective form of the word "replace" is "replaced".

The plural form of the word "replace" is "replaces"

The singular form of the word "replace" is "replacement"