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Another word for elapse

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elapse

v.

pass away, slip by, transpire, lapse; see pass 2.

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Another word for elapse

verb

To move past in time:

go (by), lapse, pass. See time

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Probably several months elapse before the young larvae are excluded.
But sufficient time must be allowed to elapse before pumping out the water, as otherwise the fire may break out again.
(1603), while more than a century of unrest and war had to elapse before the union of England and Scotland into one kingdom in 1707.
Five years more were to elapse before he became master of the west and north.
The thirty years that were to elapse between the dedication of the precinct to Aeacus and the final victory of Athens (Herod.

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