concluded

Examples

• All

• The investigation was concluded with a written summary of findings.

• The meeting was concluded after two hours.

• The debate finally concluded after several hours of discussion.

• The project has been concluded successfully.

• The conference was concluded with a summary of the key points discussed.

• After hours of negotiations, the deal was concluded successfully.

• The ceremony concluded with a closing speech by the director.

Synonyms

F

final

vsconcluded

∞ 1.0

Last and cannot be changed or reversed

means the same ultimate stop but often without the irreversible quality

C

complete

vsconcluded

863 1.0

Finished and not needing any more work

focuses on being ended rather than on fullness or wholeness

D

done

vsconcluded

724 1.0

Finished with a task or activity

says the same finished condition but in a slightly more formal wording

O

over

vsconcluded

25 1.0

Finished and no longer happening

uses the same sense but in a slightly more formal register

A

all over with

vsconcluded

• Informal

5 2.8

Finished and no longer happening

gives the same idea but in a neutral, less colloquial form

D

done and dusted

vsconcluded

• UK

3 5.6

Completely finished and settled so nothing more needs doing

describes the end itself without the added sense of satisfaction

F

finished

vsconcluded

2 1.0

Complete and no longer needing work

says the same end state but with slightly more formal wording

E

ended

vsconcluded

1 1.0

Finished and no longer happening

is the same idea phrased as a formal completion

C

completed

vsconcluded

1.0

Finished and not needing any more work

emphasizes the end rather than the achievement aspect

A

accomplished

vsconcluded

3.9

Finished and cannot be changed

focuses on the fact of being finished rather than achievement value

T

terminated

vsconcluded

4.4

Ended so it does not continue

means ended too but without implying who or what caused the stop

C

consummated

vsconcluded

• Formal

6.8

Fully finished, often in a formal or legal way

describes the end in general, not necessarily with legal finality

C

closing

vsconcluded

2.5

Happening at the end of an event or period

refers to the state after that stage when things are finished

Antonyms

O

ongoing

401 3.5

Still happening and not finished

U

unfinished

132 2.7

Not complete and still needing work

How Finished

complete

497 1.0

concluded

2.5

incomplete

117 3.4

unfinished

132 2.7

ongoing

401 3.5

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology