noun. The action or effect which occurs when one thing overlaps another; the production or the essential character of an overlap. Specifically

noun. In psychology, the supplanting of one mental disposition or of one combination of mental processes by another and more powerful disposition or combination, without appreciable conflict.

noun. A covering with an overlapping design, as with tiles or shingles.

adjective. same as clinker-built; -- of ships.

verb. Present participle of overlap.

adjective. Pertaining to something that overlaps something else.

noun. The situation in which things overlap.

noun. covering with a design in which one element covers a part of another (as with tiles or shingles)

"Analyst Adrian Salbuchi from Argentina, proposes a Model that helps to understand the dynamics of what is currently taking place in the world, which he defines as the overlapping and increasingly violent process that marks the end of Globalization and the birth of World"

covering  

equitant  imbricated  imbrication  lap-jointed  lap-strake  

clinker-built  

overlap