adjourned |
abeyance |
As a verb adjourned
is (
adjourn).
As a noun abeyance is
(legal) expectancy; condition of ownership of real property being undetermined; lapse in succession of ownership of estate, or title .
conclude |
adjourned |
As verbs the difference between conclude and adjourned
is that
conclude is to end; to come to an end while
adjourned is (
adjourn).
vacated |
adjourned |
As verbs the difference between vacated and adjourned
is that
vacated is (
vacate) while
adjourned is (
adjourn).
adjourned |
remanded |
As verbs the difference between adjourned and remanded
is that
adjourned is (
adjourn) while
remanded is (
remand).
adjourned |
finished |
As verbs the difference between adjourned and finished
is that
adjourned is (
adjourn) while
finished is (
finish).
As an adjective finished is
(
label) processed or perfected.
concluded |
adjourned |
As verbs the difference between concluded and adjourned
is that
concluded is past tense of conclude while
adjourned is past tense of adjourn.
adjourned |
|
adjourned |
deferred |
As verbs the difference between adjourned and deferred
is that
adjourned is (
adjourn) while
deferred is (
defer).
As an adjective deferred is
of or pertaining to delay of an action.
adjourned |
closed |
As verbs the difference between adjourned and closed
is that
adjourned is past tense of adjourn while
closed is past tense of close.
As an adjective closed is
sealed, made inaccessible or impassable; not open.
dismissal |
adjourned |
As a noun dismissal
is the act of sending someone away.
As a verb adjourned is
(
adjourn).
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