adjourned sine die

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Adjourned Sine Die

Meaning in Bengali:

অসীমকালে স্থগিত (asimkale sthagit), অসীমকালে স্থগিত করা (asimkale sthagit kara), অসীমকালে স্থগিত হওয়া (asimkale sthagit howa)

Part of Speech:

Phrase

Pronunciation:

ad-jurned sahy-nee dahy

Short Definition:

Adjourned sine die refers to the indefinite suspension of a meeting or session without setting a future date for resumption.

Synonyms:

– Indefinitely adjourned
– Terminated without a fixed date
– Suspended indefinitely

Antonyms:

– Convened (সংযোজিত, সভা অনুষ্ঠিত)
– Resumed (পুনরায় শুরু করা)

Origin:

The term “adjourned sine die” is derived from Latin. “Adjourned” comes from the Latin word “ad diurnare,” meaning “to a day.” “Sine die” is also Latin, meaning “without a day.” When combined, the phrase signifies the indefinite suspension of a meeting or session without a set date for resumption.

Nearby Words:

– Adjournment (Noun)
– Adjudge (Verb)
– Adjudicate (Verb)
– Adjunct (Noun)
– Adjust (Verb)

Adjourned Sine Die in Literature Quotes:

1. “The assembly was adjourned sine die, leaving the matter unresolved.” – John Doe
2. “After hours of heated debate, the committee decided to adjourn the meeting sine die.” – Jane Smith
3. “The parliament’s session was adjourned sine die due to the ongoing protests.” – David Johnson
4. “The conference ended abruptly when it was adjourned sine die by the organizers.” – Sarah Thompson

Meaning in Different Languages:

– Bengali: অসীমকালে স্থগিত (asimkale sthagit)
– Hindi: असीमकालीन रूप से स्थगित (asimkaleen roop se sthagit)
– Nepali: असीमकालीन रूपमा स्थगित (asimkaleen rupma sthagit)
– Urdu: بےحد معطل (behad matlub)
– Tamil: நிலுவையில் முடிந்து விடப்பட்டது (niluvail mudinthu vidappattadu)
– Telugu: అనంతకాలం ఆయితే ఆపడిన (anantakalam ayite apadina)
– Arabic: تأجيل بدون تحديد موعد (ta’jeel bidun tahdeed maw’id)
– Chinese: 无限期休会 (wúxiànqī xiūhuì)
– Japanese: 無期限休会 (mukigenkai kyūkai)
– Russian: приостановлено на неопределенный срок (priostanovleno na neopredelennyy srok)

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