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"sine die" (Latin)
What does the Latin term sine die mean?
The Latin term "sine die" translates to "without a day" in English. It is commonly used to indicate that something has been adjourned or postponed indefinitely, without specifying a future date or time for it to resume. Essentially, "sine die" implies an open-ended or indefinite suspension.Examples in Sentences
Here are three example sentences that illustrate the usage of "sine die":- The trial has been adjourned sine die due to the unavailability of key witnesses.
- The conference organizers decided to postpone the event sine die due to unforeseen circumstances.
- The construction project has been put on hold sine die until the necessary permits are obtained.

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