I've been actively using this language for over 10 years now and still cannot refrain from laughing on the word "supersedes"
In my home tongue it means "a supertoilet": "super" is a universal prefix that works more or less the same in most languages and "sedes" is simply a toilet (or, to be absolutely precise, it goes semantically somewhere between "toilet bowl" and "toilet seat").
Every time I see it, my weird imagination starts to build a monstrous, Japanese-like thing with at least 20 programs for taking dump and another 30 for urinating; with ambient music, fancy lihgtning, and a discrete massaging device on top of that.
Now, it only works in writing - the English pronounciation of "supersedes" differs greatly from its Polish analog. But still a good reason to smile every now and then 😉
I mean, with actual muscles, not with the semicolon-bracket combo, which apparently supersedes the real thing.
Oh, my.
It is the semicolon that does it for me 😉 and the popular „Yeah but…” 😉 But thank you, from now on I will never get rid of the „supersedes” image in my head hahaha!