is read as \proh-ROHG\ which means to defer; postpone; to discontinue or suspend a session.
Example: "Let's prorogue the schedule of the exam to next week," suggested the principal.
I am more acquainted with 'defer' or 'postpone' than the word prorogue that's why it seems so new to me. I hope it's not for you!
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3. the mystic power of words through which we are able to communicate and understand
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