| Past Participle | prorogued |
| Past Tense | prorogued |
| Present Participle | proroguing |
| Third Person Singular | prorogues |
prorogue parliament
prorogue session
prorogue debate
prorogue government
prorogue assembly
prorogue legislature
prorogue meeting
prorogue order
prorogue bill
prorogue sessional
the parliament decided to prorogue its session until next month.
the governor has the power to prorogue the legislature at any time.
they chose to prorogue the meeting rather than continue with the discussion.
after much debate, they agreed to prorogue the session for two weeks.
the decision to prorogue was met with mixed reactions from the public.
it is common for governments to prorogue sessions during election periods.
some members protested against the decision to prorogue the assembly.
they planned to prorogue the negotiations until a later date.
the speaker announced that they would prorogue the session immediately.
proroguing the council was a strategic move to regroup.
prorogue parliament
prorogue session
prorogue debate
prorogue government
prorogue assembly
prorogue legislature
prorogue meeting
prorogue order
prorogue bill
prorogue sessional
the parliament decided to prorogue its session until next month.
the governor has the power to prorogue the legislature at any time.
they chose to prorogue the meeting rather than continue with the discussion.
after much debate, they agreed to prorogue the session for two weeks.
the decision to prorogue was met with mixed reactions from the public.
it is common for governments to prorogue sessions during election periods.
some members protested against the decision to prorogue the assembly.
they planned to prorogue the negotiations until a later date.
the speaker announced that they would prorogue the session immediately.
proroguing the council was a strategic move to regroup.
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