conclusion

conclusion
noun
1 opinion reached after considering the facts
ADJECTIVE
correct
logical, reasonable, valid
inescapable, inevitable, obvious
definite, definitive, firm

It is difficult to draw any firm conclusions at such an early stage.

erroneous, false, incorrect, wrong
main
hasty
startling, surprising

How did he reach this startling conclusion?

preliminary, tentative

Only tentative conclusions can be drawn from these results.

VERB + CONCLUSION
arrive at, come to, draw, reach

I can't draw any conclusions from what she said.

jump to, leap to

We don't want to jump to the wrong conclusion.

Don't go jumping to conclusions before you know the facts.

base on, derive from

He bases his conclusions on very limited research.

lead to, point to

It all points to the conclusion that nobody knew what was going on.

confirm, justify, reinforce, strengthen, support

The data he collected strengthened his conclusions.

warrant

This does not warrant the conclusion that he failed.

2 ending of sth
ADJECTIVE
satisfactory, satisfying, successful
fitting

This performance was a fitting conclusion to his career.

foregone

The result of the game was a foregone conclusion.

hasty
final, ultimate

The story's ultimate conclusion does not come as a surprise.

VERB + CONCLUSION
bring about, bring sth to

The meeting was brought to a hasty conclusion.

come to
PREPOSITION
in conclusion

In conclusion, I would like to thank you all for your hard work.


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