Pronunciation

/kənˈkluːd/

Definitions

Noun

1. The act or process of reaching a conclusion; final determination or assessment. Oxford
2. A summary or final statement, especially one drawn from evidence or arguments. Merriam-Webster

Verb

1. To come to a decision or form an opinion based on available information. Cambridge
2. To end or finish something, typically after a series of events or discussions. Macmillan

Adjective

1. Characterizing or denoting something that is reached or arrived at as a result of reasoning or investigation. Collins

Phrases

• “Draw a conclusion” means to form an opinion or judgment based on the evidence.
• “In conclusion” is used to introduce a summary or final thoughts at the end of a speech or argument.
• “Without further conclusion” implies that a matter has been settled or no additional action will be taken.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “After analyzing the data, we drew a clear conclusion about the cause of the problem.”
• Verb: “The jury concluded that the defendant was guilty of murder.”
• Adjective: “The study’s findings were conclusive, supporting our hypothesis.”

Synonyms (Verb)

• Reach a decision
• Determine
• Establish -判定
• Establish

Synonyms (Noun)

• End
• Finish
• Result
• Outcome
• Summary
• Verdict