The phrase "adjourned out" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where a meeting or session is officially ended and participants are leaving, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The committee adjourned out after a lengthy discussion on the budget."
Alternatives: "adjourned" or "closed the meeting."
Students of the archaeology of news and of national sentiment may note that when Victoria died, the Arkansas House of Representatives adjourned out of respect, a Briton in Chicago renounced his allegiance to Edward VII, and the members of the McKinley cabinet offered their separate comments to the press.
Upon Bradley's death, both houses of Congress passed resolutions expressing their sympathy, and promptly adjourned out of respect.
The jurors adjourned and stayed out long enough to have lunch.
After the press conference, when some of the attendees adjourned to try out some of the park's attractions, Howard limped up a ride's ramp and had to call for his boyfriend, Bill Lauch, to assist him.
After the press conference, when the attendees adjourned to try out some of the park's attractions, Howard limped up the Dumbo ride's ramp and had to call for his boyfriend, Bill Klaus, to assist him.
SB116 had broad support in the Senate, but it looked like it would run out of time in the House before the legislature adjourned on June 30th.
Once the meeting adjourned, we all stepped out and smoked some of the winners before parting ways.
According to court papers filed in the case, when the discussion got heated, Kim declared the meeting adjourned and walked out, followed by supporters.
In Hyderabad, the capital of Andhra Pradesh, the State Assembly adjourned Monday morning after shouting broke out and supporters of maintaining a unified state began waving banners.
West Somerset coroner Michael Rose spoke out as he opened and adjourned the inquest into the death of Owens-Thurston, an IT worker.
The jury filed out and court adjourned.
