illapse
1 of 2noun
il·lapse
ə̇ˈlaps
plural -s
: influx, accession
the illapse of the Spirit at Pentecost
B. J. Kidd
B. J. Kiddillapse
2 of 2intransitive verb
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-ed/-ing/-s
archaic
: flow, glide, slip
Word History
Etymology
Noun
Latin illapsus infusion, influx, from illapsus, past participle of illabi to fall into, flow into, from in- in- entry 2 + labi to fall, slide
Intransitive verb
Latin illapsus, past participle
- homo sum: humani nil a me alienum puto
- homo-
- Homobasidiomycetes
- homobasidiomyceteses
- homobasidiomycetesses
- Homobasidiomycetidae
- homobasidium
- homoblastic
- homoblasty
- homocaryosis
- homocentric
- homocentrical
- homocentrically
- homocercal
- homocharge
- homochlamydeous
- homochromatic
- homochromatisms
- homochromosome
- homochronous
- homoclime
- homoclinal
- homocline
- Homocoela
- homocysteine