Similar words: relapsing, collapsing, collapsible, capsizing, capsid, capsize, flaps, lapse. Meaning: [læps] 
n. a failure to maintain a higher state.
n. a failure to maintain a higher state. 
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1. By this time Snyder was lapsing in and out of consciousness and his body temperature was fluctuating wildly.
2. I saw the pavement lapsing beneath my feet.
3. He tried to say, but his voice kept lapsing.
4. From lapsing into eagerness on this point she earnestly prayed she might be delivered.
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6. Budget closure: Lapsing of authority to incur approved Budgetary expenses.
7. Mr. Flannery Is there not a grave danger of the former Soviet Union lapsing into anarchy?
8. We should, however, bear one or two cautionary points in mind before lapsing into complacency!
9. I would talk and laugh with my companions but withdraw, lapsing into silence, when I was offered any food.
10. Adjani is unrivalled when it comes to expressing violent pain without lapsing into pathos.
11. He had lost a lot of blood and was lapsing in and out of consciousness.
12. To study the effect of proteinase in development and lapsing in tonsillitis.
13. In the last 30 years, the average probability they put on the economy lapsing into recession has never risen above 50 percent — until the economy was already in a recession.
14. As I get old day by day, I really find the speed of sand lapsing in my sandglass accelerated.
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