What reading indicates that an ohmmeter is connected across a large, discharged capacitor?

When an ohmmeter is connected to a discharged capacitor, the meter's internal battery begins to charge the component. Initially, the discharged capacitor acts like a short circuit, drawing maximum current which registers on the meter as near-zero resistance. As the capacitor accumulates charge, it resists further current flow. The ohmmeter interprets this decreasing current as an increasing resistance over time. Eventually, when the capacitor is fully charged to the meter's internal voltage, the current stops completely, and the meter will show an open circuit or infinite resistance.