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

Example Sentences

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Although it is not clear yet who will be in charge once the season has reached its conclusion, Carrick has repeatedly said the decisions he is making are for the club's long-term interests.

From BBC

This season's Premier League title race is finely poised and set for a thrilling conclusion.

From BBC

This points to efficiency and success – so far – this season, even though Arteta himself accepts things must be better than the panic-stricken conclusion to the Chelsea win.

From BBC

“Within the next year, I believe the majority of companies will reach the same conclusion and make similar structural changes,” Dorsey said on a call with analysts as Block’s stock soared.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation partly funded the manual’s fourth edition, which includes a disclaimer that any “opinions, findings, conclusions, or recommendations” in the report “do not necessarily reflect the views” of funders.

From The Wall Street Journal

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