prorogated Synonyms

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prorogue

The government unexpectedly prorogated Parliament, sparking controversy and political turmoil.
The bill was prorogated due to insufficient support and a lack of consensus.
The council prorogated the meeting indefinitely, leaving many residents frustrated.
The Senate voted to prorogate itself for the duration of the election campaign.
The judge prorogated the trial until further evidence could be gathered.
The company's board of directors prorogated the meeting to allow for further deliberation.
The professor prorogated the assignment deadline, recognizing the difficulty faced by students.
The conference organizers prorogated the event due to low registration numbers.
The family decided to prorogate the funeral arrangements to give everyone more time to grieve.
The insurance company prorogated the policy, extending its coverage for an additional year.

prorogue

postponed, adjourned,suspended, interrupted, disbanded, reserved, dispersed, deferred, put off,recessed

launched, extended, proceeded,opened, continued, carried on, inaugurated, prolonged, reopened, summoned

The government unexpectedly prorogated Parliament, sparking controversy and political turmoil.

The bill was prorogated due to insufficient support and a lack of consensus.

The council prorogated the meeting indefinitely, leaving many residents frustrated.

The Senate voted to prorogate itself for the duration of the election campaign.