Prorogue (verb)
pro-rohg
To defer or postpone
First recorded between 1375–1425. From the Latin prōrogāre, meaning “to extend or draw out a situation;” combines prefix pro- + the Latin root rogāre, meaning “to ask.”
Example sentences
“All we could do is prorogue the event with the impending weather.”
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