prorogue
/ˈproʊrɡ/; /ˈproʊroʊɡ/Definitions
1. verb
to discontinue or suspend a session of a legislative assembly, especially by royal authority or for a limited time
“The parliament was prorogued for a three-month recess.”
2. verb
to dismiss or delay something, especially a project or a decision
“The company decided to prorogue the launch of the new product due to technical issues.”
3. noun
a period of time during which a legislative assembly is suspended or not in session
“The prorogation of the parliament lasted for several months.”