conclusion

Definition for conclusion

noun as in end

Strongest matches

closure, completion, consequence, denouement, development, ending, outcome, result

Strong matches

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

Weak matches

desistance, end of the line

noun as in judgment, decision

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agreement, conviction, inference, opinion, resolution, settlement, verdict

Strong matches

corollary, deduction, determination, illation, ratiocination, resolve

Weak match

sequitur

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The Israeli prime minister went on to refute the conclusion of a UN commission of inquiry that Israel had committed genocide in Gaza, claiming the charge was "baseless".

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Too many people are already drawing the wrong conclusions from Harris’ loss, which is that a woman can’t win a general election and Democrats should only nominate more old white men.

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But other experts in a field where disagreement over our emergence on the planet is rife, say that the new study's conclusions are plausible but far from certain.

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The potential for one-sided matches would increase, while qualifying would become even more a foregone conclusion for many nations than it is already.

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It's hard to see the Starmer and Burnham story taking quite so long to play out, whatever the ultimate conclusion.

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