conclusion
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- noun
- /kənˈkluːʒən/
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conclusión
- His conclusion regarding the experiment was based on careful analysis of the results.
- draw conclusions
- reach a conclusion
- support a conclusion
And to share those conclusions is to create growth.
- And to share those conclusions is to create growth.
- And he comes to the conclusion you're an Android.
- OK, So you can reach the same conclusion the following way.
- And he does arrive at some conclusions here and there.
- They come up with their own conclusion with what's best for them.
- And people will make different conclusions and decisions about that.
- And their sincere conclusion was do not do this.
- Well, I've come to the conclusion that aging is a condition.
- And that leads us to the conclusion, Jules, hands are not toys.
- And I say here are my conclusions here.
- Then we should reach very similar conclusions in non war cases.
- What what conclusions are you drawing about me?
- So that means you can't reach conclusions with pure theory.
- And Gutfeld and Trump came to the conclusion that that was perfectly her right.
- But it didn't change the conclusions I've already come to.
- So people tend to extrapolate joint conclusions from very recent experience.
- Now, please do not come to that conclusion on your own.
Examples
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Well, I've come to the conclusion that aging is a condition.
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The committee's conclusion was that more research is needed before making a decision.
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So I think that we have to reach a conclusion as soon as possible.
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That is not a conclusion that I share with the family.
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There was no other conclusion.
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How did you arrive at this conclusion?
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Within the limitations of this study, there are some general conclusions that can be made.
Academic text (2011) -
And that leads us to the conclusion, Jules, hands are not toys.
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Based on the findings of this study, a number of conclusions, limitations, and recommendations can be drawn.
Academic text (2013) -
After discussing the evidence, she reached a firm conclusion about the case.
Synonyms
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1.0
A choice made after thinking about different options
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2.4
An opinion or decision formed after careful thought
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4.0
An official decision made after careful thought
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Etymology
Conclusion comes from the Latin parts con- 'together' and cludere 'to close', the same root as English close. So when you reach a conclusion you 'close' a question by deciding after bringing the facts together.