overlaps's Usage Examples:

At other times they are at different levels, and are applied over each other, so as to be imbricated, as in lilac, and in the outer scales of sycamore; and occasionally the margin of one leaf overlaps that of another, while it in its turn is overlapped by a third, so as to be twisted, spiral or contortive.

This large family of diseases overlaps with other conditions including ' double cortex syndrome ' or subcortical band heterotopia.

In most birds the feet of the coracoids do not touch each other; in some groups they meet, in others one overlaps the other, the right lying ventrally upon the left.

Trying to place a domino which overlaps existing dominoes will remove the ones it overlaps.

In the fore-limb the upper and lower series of carpal bones scarcely alternate, but in the hindfootthe astragalus overlaps the cuboid, while the fibula, which is quite distinct from the tibia(as is the radius from the ulna in the fore-limb), articulates with both astragalus and calcaneum.

In glazing, the greater the surface of glass, and the less space occupied by rafters and astragals as well as overlaps, the greater the admission of light.

The Transition zone, in which the extreme southern limit of several boreal species overlaps the extreme northern.

As in the south of England, the lower beds of the Cretaceous are of estuarine origin and the Upper Cretaceous overlaps the Lower, lying in the valley of the Ruhr directly upon the Palaeozoic rocks.

The most anterior part of the ilium often overlaps one or more short lumbar ribs and fuses with them, or even a long, complete thoracic rib.

The roofs are formed by placing slabs so that each course overlaps the lower one until the opening becomes about 5 ft.

This age overlaps the previous in its style.

overlaps the interval between the start and end dates of the placement.

Synonyms:

co-occur, coincide, share, cooccur,

Antonyms:

arise, exclude, undress, artifact, uncover,