Antonyms for elapsedelapsed

Princeton's WordNet

1. elapsedadjective

   (of time) having passed or slipped by

   "elapsed time"

How to use elapsed in a sentence?

1. John Bel Edwards:

   First of all, I'm not comfortable in saying that I'm happy with the time that has elapsed. But I'm aware that there are reasons for that. And there's an approach that has been taken for as long as anybody can remember when you have criminal investigations that are ongoing, as to the sequence of events, and whether that continues to be the most appropriate approach to that I'm not sure, i do know that it is a matter of public record once the authorities who are conducting the investigations, which happen to be the DA and Union Parish, but also the US Department of Justice for civil rights violation.

2. State John Sullivan:

   This had been a discussion that I'd had with the secretary over a period of time and the secretary had pushed back and sought justification from those who were criticizing Ambassador Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch, and after several months had elapsed, the secretary finally told me there had come a point that the President had lost confidence in the ambassador and we needed to make a change in our mission to Ukraine.

3. Ellen Freese of Maine:

   Fifty years have elapsed.

4. Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha:

   I'm not worried about the work of the staff but I'm worried about time elapsed for those lost inside the cave, i've come to give everyone encouragement.

5. Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha:

   Whatever can be done, do it, the government will back it, i'm not worried about the work of the staff but I'm worried about time elapsed for those lost inside the cave.

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