elapsing in English

verb

1

(of time) pass or go by.

weeks elapsed before anyone was charged with the attack

synonyms: pass, go by/past, wear on, slip by/away/past, roll by/past, slide by/past, steal by/past, tick by/past

verb

• pass, go by/past, wear on, slip by/away/past, roll by/past, slide by/past, steal by/past, tick by/past
• go by, slip by, go along, slip away, slide by, lapse, pass

Use "elapsing" in a sentence

1. The time elapsing from the initiation of brake-pedal actuation to the moment when

2. The time elapsing from the initiation of brake-pedal actuation to the moment when:

3. STATE BETWEEN DEATH AND RESURRECTION: “Let this be unto you an excellent alchemy and a masterpiece that does not turn copper or lead into gold for you, but changes death into a sleep and your grave into a sweet room of rest, and all the time elapsing between Abel’s death and the last day into a short little while.

4. Airframe Flight Hour means each hour or part thereof elapsing from the moment the wheels of the Airframe leave the ground on takeoff until the wheels of the Airframe touch the ground on landing following such flight.For purposes of all calculations under this Agreement measured in Airframe Flight Hours, such Airframe Flight Hours (and parts thereof) shall be rounded to the nearest minute.