What is another word for prorogue?
356 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ pɹˈɔːɹə͡ʊɡ], [ pɹˈɔːɹəʊɡ], [ p_ɹ_ˈɔː_ɹ_əʊ_ɡ]
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Similar words for prorogue:
- other relevant words (noun)
- prorogue (noun)
- adjourn (verb)
- defer (verb)
- delay (verb)
- hold up (verb)
- put off (verb)
- recess (verb)
- remit (verb)
- shelve (verb)
- social (verb)
- suspend (verb)
- terminate (verb)
- waive (verb)
- other synonyms
- adjourn
- hold up
- other relevant words
- shelve
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Prorogue:
n.
• Other relevant words: (noun)- pull,
- back,
- kick,
- renounce,
- relinquish,
- drop,
- give yourself up,
- butt out,
- abdicate,
- forego,
- forsake,
- sacrifice,
- ghost,
- discontinue,
- yield,
- renunciation,
- forswear,
- let,
- quit,
- turn,
- self-sacrifice,
- bandh,
- break,
- set back,
- quitter,
- give (sth) up,
- towel,
- grow,
- go out,
- chuck,
- bail,
- table,
- come,
- butt,
- breath,
- fall,
- fly,
- cede,
- leave,
- Forwent,
- subjugate,
- put over,
- bail out,
- hold over,
- eschew,
- forgo,
- bad,
- let up,
- go,
- lay,
- drop out,
- throw (sth) up,
- throw,
- forfeit.
v.
• adjourn (verb) • defer (verb)- hinder,
- block,
- procrastinate,
- stall,
- slow,
- extend,
- prolong,
- retard,
- obstruct,
- impede,
- lengthen,
- detain.
- bar,
- discourage,
- filibuster,
- check,
- keep,
- inhibit,
- drag,
- loiter,
- hamper,
- tarry,
- deter,
- lag,
- interfere,
- linger,
- clog,
- temporize,
- repress,
- arrest,
- dilly-dally,
- choke,
- stave off,
- dawdle,
- slacken,
- restrict,
- confine,
- hold,
- prevent.
- trail,
- dillydally,
- poke.
- diminish,
- modulate,
- condone,
- modify,
- forgive,
- excuse,
- forbear,
- relax,
- soften,
- wane,
- abate,
- reprieve,
- pardon,
- reduce,
- dwindle,
- slack,
- amnesty,
- desist,
- absolve,
- cancel,
- rescind,
- exonerate,
- sink,
- decrease,
- repeal,
- weaken,
- alleviate,
- mitigate,
- release,
- moderate.
- file,
- eliminate,
- cease,
- reject,
- eject,
- can,
- omit,
- rule out,
- debar,
- lay off,
- exclude,
- cut short,
- pink-slip,
- count out,
- hang.
Other synonyms:
• adjourn • hold up • Other relevant words:- take ten,
- wind down,
- give rain check,
- terminated,
- gain time,
- drop it,
- Amnestying,
- shelf,
- remands,
- Intermitting,
- put on the shelf,
- Remanded,
- Prorogate,
- Prolonging,
- ultimates,
- Respited,
- slackens,
- remand,
- winding down,
- bring to an end,
- recess,
- filibustered,
- set aside,
- eased up,
- keep back,
- drag feet,
- put on hold,
- call time,
- inactivate,
- shelve,
- suspend,
- stay,
- terminate,
- Amnestied,
- falls away,
- inactivated,
- fall away,
- put end to,
- putting on hold,
- give a rain check,
- keeping back,
- inactivates,
- Filibustering,
- come to an end,
- Loitered,
- lay over,
- take a breather,
- defer,
- intermit,
- put back,
- drag one's feet,
- Remanding,
- ward off,
- encumbered,
- Respiting,
- encumber,
- take five,
- put on ice,
- reschedules,
- Intermitted,
- take a break,
- withhold,
- put off,
- hanging fire,
- suspended,
- waive,
- reschedule,
- withholds,
- protract,
- takes a breather,
- bring to end,
- cool it,
- hang fire,
- put on back burner,
- Ultimated,
- refrain from,
- falling away,
- delay,
- remit,
- taking a break,
- lay on the table,
- hold up,
- postpone,
- put stop to,
- Ultimating,
- kept back,
- sidelined,
- put an end to,
- rescheduling,
- adjourn,
- rescheduled,
- bide time,
- ease up,
- keeps back,
- Remitted,
- hangs fire,
- put a stop to,
- setting aside,
- inactivating.
- accede,
- parry,
- halt,
- dishearten,
- reserve,
- carry-over,
- tabulate,
- evade,
- tide over,
- sleep on it,
- drag out,
- flurry,
- withdraw,
- thwart,
- draw out,
- sleep on,
- dodge,
- submit,
- put-off,
- lay aside,
- sequestrate,
- retire,
- disconcert,
- dissolve,
- foil,
- comply,
- put aside,
- dally,
- push aside,
- stretch out,
- recall,
- store,
- seclude,
- pigeonhole,
- spin out,
- disassemble,
- stand over,
- respite.
How to use "Prorogue" in context?
Prorogue is an unofficial term that refers to a parliamentary session during which the House of Commons and the Senate are not in session. In Canada, prorogation is usually used to refer to the dissolution of parliament, which marks the end of a parliamentary session.
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