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sine die
(redirected from Without a Day)

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si·ne di·e  (sn d, sn d)
adv. Abbr. s.d.
Without a day specified for a future meeting; indefinitely: Parliament was dismissed sine die.

[Medieval Latin : Latin sine, without + Latin di, ablative of dis, day.]

sine die Latin [ˈsaɪnɪ ˈdaɪɪ]
adv & adj
(Law) without a day fixed an adjournment sine die
[literally: without a day]
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Adv.1.sine die - without a date fixed (as of an adjournment)
Translations
sine die
adv to adjourn sine dieauf unbestimmte Zeit vertagen


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