conclusion
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2.7
- noun
- /kənˈkluːʒən/
:
conclusión precipitada
- I just don't believe in jumping to conclusions with insufficient evidence.
- jump to conclusions
- hasty conclusions
Again, notice these sweeping conclusions on Baudrillard's part.
- Again, notice these sweeping conclusions on Baudrillard's part.
- And they draw sweeping conclusions that can't really be supported.
- Is is landing on a conclusion when you don't have all the information.
- So confusion is way better than silly conclusions that people are making about life.
- And the biggest theme here is the people are drawing conclusions that are not statistically sound.
- So from just one assumption, we have drawn a whole bunch of conclusions here.
- They're better at coming up with good reasons for bad conclusions.
- Now listen, before anybody jumps down my throat or jumps to any conclusions, all right?
- And I think there's a lot of conclusion jumping that goes on in in.
- And it's tied to the the conclusion, the false conclusion.
- And then he actually made a an assumption or he and a conclusion that is really quite astonishing.
- It's it's some, you know, terrible kind of a conclusion.
- Listen, before you judge me and just to any conclusions, OK?
Examples
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It was easy to jump to the conclusion that she was upset without asking her how she felt.
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Nonetheless, it would be a mistake to jump to a hurried conclusion about responsibility for this bombing.
Blog text (8) -
And I, I naturally kind of fell into that conclusion too, over years of trying things.
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I think any other conclusion would be very destructive.
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We both started from a mistaken conclusion.
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Let's not jump to conclusions.
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Phil's uncle reached his conclusions before he knew all the facts.
Academic text (1990) -
Some employers will jump to the conclusion that anyone over 50 is not technologically savvy.
Blog text (12) -
Many people often reach a conclusion based on their personal beliefs rather than the facts.
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She formed the conclusion that the event was poorly planned after seeing the disorganization.
Synonyms
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1.0
A person's view about something
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4.8
A guess or idea made without enough proof
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4.0
An opinion people have that is not based on proof
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7.8
An opinion formed without enough proof, like a guess
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5.7
A conclusion you reach from evidence and reasoning
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5.8
An idea accepted as true without proof used as a basis for thinking or action
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6.8
An opinion you form before you have enough facts that makes you judge unfairly
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5.6
An opinion you form before you have enough facts
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7.9
An idea based on little evidence
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7.1
An opinion made before you know all the facts
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9.3
An idea people accept without proof and use to build an argument
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5.3
An opinion you form before you know enough facts
Antonyms
Compounds
How Certain
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
A helpful way to remember conclusion is to think of con- 'together' and cludere 'to close', the same root as English close; if you 'close' a case too quickly you may make a guess without all the facts, which is this sense of a conclusion.