I have some subbasins as polygons. I know that an area is totally isolated so that it builds a separate subbasin (Polygon - dark purple - Fig.2).
I wanted to merge them in a way that the boundary of the isolated area (polygon) cuts the underlaying polygons.

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1It's generally not enough to explain what you want. Please [Edit] the question to specify what you have tried, and what error or problem resulted. – Vince Jan 08 '18 at 13:04
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You may use the Difference geoprocessing tool (see, Is there a QGIS equivalent of the erase tool in ArcGIS?) to erase overlapping features in the destination layer and then use the Merge Layers tool to merge the two layers together or just start an edit session on the destination layer and select/copy/paste the feature.
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