Definitions

conclusion

[kuhn-kloo-zhuhn] / kənˈklu ʒən /

NOUN

end

Synonyms

STRONGEST

closure completion consequence denouement development ending outcome result

STRONG

cease cessation close culmination eventuality finale finish issue payoff period stop termination upshot wind-up wrap

WEAK

desistance end of the line

Antonyms

STRONGEST

beginning cause commencement introduction opening origin source start

STRONG

initiation

WEAK

concept preface prelude theory

NOUN

judgment, decision

Synonyms

STRONGEST

agreement conviction inference opinion resolution settlement verdict

STRONG

corollary deduction determination illation ratiocination resolve

WEAK

sequitur

Antonyms

STRONGEST

indecision

WEAK

beginning commencement concept introduction preface prelude start theory

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Making a statement to parliament, Constance said she accepted the conclusion of the investigation "unreservedly" and apologised to the first minister.

From BBC

Claassen and her colleagues argue that this conclusion does not hold up.

From Science Daily

The 48-year-old signed a two-and-a-half-year contract with the Scottish champions after the conclusion of the Major League Soccer season with Columbus Crew and took charge on 4 December.

From BBC

He added that the UK would be speaking to the US and its allies before coming to a conclusion.

From BBC

The brothers say that they have come to the conclusion that there is no point worrying about the amount of plastics you are exposed to because they are "everywhere".

From BBC

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