lapsed
എസ്
definition
verb
my membership to the gym has lapsed
(of a right, privilege, or agreement) become invalid because it is not used, claimed, or renewed; expire.
the country has lapsed into chaos
pass gradually into (an inferior state or condition).
adjective
a lapsed insurance policy
no longer valid; expired.
example
But except for the four 'lapsed' Mormons who attended, they stood alone.
I confess: I am a 'lapsed' vegetarian.
The celebrate Christmas with all the trimmings, since her new husband is also a 'lapsed' Catholic.
The reality of there being a significant number of 'lapsed' Catholics is a long-standing part of Catholic culture.
If they have lodged an application for a job-search visa they are OK; their applications are not 'lapsed' .
The application fees for those 'lapsed' applications will be refunded in full.
I am reinforced in my self indulgence by the attitude of another 'lapsed' vegetarian friend.
Now preachers from Britain, America and the East are flocking here to convert 'lapsed' Catholics to their codes.
Next time I hope the Welsh communists will come up north to visit their 'lapsed' brethern.
This latest application replaces an almost identical 'lapsed' planning permission granted in 1994.
Dad was a 'lapsed' Presbyterian who believed in medicine, Mother a Christian Scientist who believed in prayer.
A 'lapsed' Ukrainian Catholic, he retains a respect for the imagery of the church, for its mythical implications.
As a 'lapsed' protestant agnostic with Buddhist tendencies I cannot overly mourn his passing.
A congressional hearing today finally got around to talking about enforcing visa laws and deporting aliens with 'lapsed' visas.
He received a letter today from his insurance company about his 'lapsed' household insurance.
First, the sample used was a commercial list and had not been "cleaned" to remove obsolete, duplicate or 'lapsed' addresses.
It would indeed be absurd to require them to determine conditions for a 'lapsed' permission.
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