Sine Die

adv. without a date determined for a further meeting or hearing; indefinitely adjourned

Adjournment sine die (from the Latin, "without day" pronunciations: SIN-nay DEE-ay, SIGH-nuh DYE-yee, vulgar but accepted SIGH-nee-dye) occurs when an organized body's existence terminates.It is often used with regard to legislative bodies whose terms or mandates are coming to an end, as in "The One Hundred Third General Assembly of the State of Tennessee closed its second session today by adjourning sine die." This would mean that it is anticipated that this particular body will not meet again; the next session of the legislature would have a somewhat different membership, as some members would not be standing for election again, while others might not win their seats back. However, a legislative body may be called back into special session.
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Adverb
1. without a date fixed (as of an adjournment)

adv. sine die, without a date determined for a further meeting or hearing; indefinitely adjourned

adv. sine die