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The meeting adjourned after a long and heated discussion.adjourned = temporarily ended
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The party adjourned to the backyard to roast marshmallows and tell ghost stories.adjourned = moved to another location
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The judge adjourned the trial until the following week.adjourned = ended
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The meeting was adjourned due to panic. (source)adjourned = took a break or closed
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Immediately thereafter, the ladies adjourned for refreshments. (source)adjourned = took a break or finished a meeting
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The meeting is now adjourned. (source)adjourned = officially ended
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Congress adjourned on schedule and its members left town, along with George Washington and Thomas Jefferson.† (source)adjourned = took a break or closed
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Now, can we adjourn the Mutual Admiration Society and get back to the topic at hand?† (source)adjourn = take a break or end
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The motion was overruled, but the House voted for a brief adjournment.† (source)adjournment = the act of taking a break or closing
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Maggie felt a great relief in adjourning the decision.† (source)adjourning = taking a break or closing
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As Coin adjourns the meeting, Haymitch asks her if he can speak to me privately.† (source)adjourns = takes a break or closes
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The speedy council at his word adjourn'd: To their black vessels all the Greeks return'd.† (source)
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Unquestionably—and then with such adjournments as it was possible for such talent to secure, might it not be possible that long before he could hope to convict him, he himself would automatically be disposed of as a prosecutor and without being nominated for and elected to the judgeship he so craved and needed.† (source)adjournments = acts of taking a break or closing a meeting
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He then adjourned the proceedings until ten o'clock the next morning, admonishing the jurors, as he had done many times before, not to read, listen to, or watch news reports of the trial, and not to discuss the case with anyone.† (source)adjourned = took a break or closed
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Just one more thing before we adjourn....† (source)adjourn = take a break or end
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In the course of the day, Joseph Reed arrived from Bristol, accompanied by Congressman and physician Benjamin Rush, who, since the adjournment of Congress, had reported to Reed and Cadwalader to volunteer his services.† (source)adjournment = the act of taking a break or closing
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