SUBSTITUTE with VLOOKUP for text replacement

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Pedroman

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Hi All

I am sure this is possible, so hopefully you can help

I am trying to translate UK English To US English for a program that uses Excel for content translations

1 sheet has all my content in cells (sentences)
Another I have a column "A" UK words and "B" US Words

I need a formula please that sees a UK word in a cell (could be more than one) and replaces it with the US equivalent

E.g.

The fertiliser was used on the centre field = The fertilizer was used on the center field

It seems i want an amalgamation of SUBSTITUTE with VLOOKUP. Basically it is Find/Replace but for allot of words (500+)

Any ideas please
 

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