prorogued (Meaning)

prorogued

to terminate a session of (something, such as a British parliament) by royal prerogative, to suspend or end a legislative session, defer, postpone

Parliament was prorogued indefinitely, suspending all legislative business.
The prorogation of Parliament prevented the passage of crucial reforms.
The parliamentary session was prorogued until the following autumn.
The government faced widespread criticism for proroguing Parliament in the midst of a crisis.
The prorogation of the California legislature was met with legal challenges.
The Prime Minister prorogued Parliament in an attempt to avoid a no-confidence vote.
The prorogation of the Canadian Parliament was a controversial move that sparked protests.
The President prorogued the Senate, suspending all legislative activities.
The prorogation of the Irish Parliament led to a constitutional crisis.
The prorogation of the Japanese Diet was intended to prevent the passage of a no-confidence motion against the Prime Minister.

to terminate a session of (something, such as a British parliament) by royal prerogative, to suspend or end a legislative session, defer, postpone

postponed, adjourned,suspended, interrupted,recessed, disbanded, reserved, deferred, discontinued, tabled

extended, carried on, prolonged, launched, inaugurated, proceeded,opened, continued, convened, renewed

Parliament was prorogued indefinitely, suspending all legislative business.

The prorogation of Parliament prevented the passage of crucial reforms.

The parliamentary session was prorogued until the following autumn.

The government faced widespread criticism for proroguing Parliament in the midst of a crisis.