lapse

/lˈæps/

/ˈɫæps/

to lapse

MAIN VERB

pass by

synonyms : elapse

go back to bad behavior

synonyms : fall back

drop to a lower level, as in one's morals or standards

synonyms : backslide

end, at least for a long time

pass into a specified state or condition

synonyms : pass

let slip

Lapse

a mistake resulting from inattention

synonyms : oversight

a failure to maintain a higher state

in addition (usually followed by `with')

a period of time where an activity, behavior, or condition is paused or discontinued

Examples

1. It also will shoot 8K hyper-lapses, HGR video and photos, and up to 48 megapixel photos in one mode.

2. Out of 3407, regulators and investigators who are looking at the crash and some of the causes of it found some lapses.

3. Lapses of character are far more costly.

4. Lapses of character are far more costly.