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adjourn, v. 1. suspend, break off, break up, dissolve, discontinue, interrupt; prorogue, recess, intermit, Law.continue; stay, delay, Pari. Proc. U.S.

table, lay aside, reserve; postpone, defer, shelve, put off.
2. repair, betake, resort; retire, withdraw, retreat, recede.

adjournment, n.suspension, breaking off, breaking up, interruption, discontinuation, dissolution; prorogation, recess, respite, intermission, Law.continuance; stay, delay, postponement, deferment, deferral.

adjudge, v. 1. decree, ordain, rule, order, pronounce, proclaim; assign, ascribe, accredit, attribute, call.
2. award, present, bestow, grant, gift, endow; allow, dispense, distribute, deal out, pass out, dole out, mete out, apportion.
3. judge, try, hear, listen to, sit in judgment on; decide, determine, settle, adjudicate, arbitrate; sentence, destine, condemn, doom.
4.
consider, regard, deem, hold, think of as; estimate, appraise, assess, evaluate, test, rate.

adjudicate, v. 1. pronounce, decree, rule, ordain, order; judge, adjudge, determine, decide, settle.
2. try, hear, sit in judgment; arbitrate, umpire, referee.

adjudication, n.judgment, adjudgment, determination, decision, settlement, arbitration; pronouncement, ordainment, ruling, ordering, decreeing.

adjudicator, n.judge, justice, magistrate, (in medieval England)

justiciar; arbiter, arbitrator, moderator, umpire, referee.

adjunct, . n.

1. attachment, appendage, appurtenance, appurtenant, ancilla, appanage; annex, annexation, Rare,

annexment, addition, extension, expansion, enlargement, augmentation, ell, wing.
2. supplement, supplementation, superaddition; appendix, addendum, codicil,
Law.allonge; epilogue, postscript, p.s., P.S., subjoinder, subjunction, endpiece, tailpiece, suffix, postfix, tag; subsidiary, subdivision, branch, division, section, arm, part; complement, completer, accessory, accompaniment, concomitant, corollary, pendant, Astron.

comes.
3. auxiliary, assistant, aide, helper, coadjutor, coad-jutress, supplementary, appendant; affiliate, associate, fellow, sidekick; attendant, squire, equerry, courtier, gillie, page, footboy; attache, aide-de-camp,
Mil. orderly, Obs.waiter; subordinate, underling, small fry, Inf.small potatoes; servant, servitor, vassal, liegeman, Hist,

retainer, All Contemptuous,

flunky, lackey, satellite, slave, SI.stooge.
-adj.

4. subordinate, subsidiary, secondary, background, inferior, low-level, unimportant, unprivileged; appended, appendant, adjunctive, annexed, added; attached, allied, coalesced, coalescent, associate, associated, affiliate, affiliated.

adjure, v. 1. charge, order, command, direct, bid; bind, oblige, obligate, require; enjoin, prescribe, decree, ordain; compel, press, drive, push, propel, prod; exhort, demand, insist.
2. entreat, implore, beseech, importune, beg, plead; request, solicit, petition, urge, ask; supplicate, pray, invoke, obtest; call on
orupon, appeal to, conjure.

adjust, v. 1. fit, adapt, accommodate, make correspondent orconformable; alter, modify, change; proportion, suit, measure, coordinate; fashion, frame, shape.
2. regulate, set, repair, fix, put in working order;

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