conclusion

US /kənˈkluʒən/

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UK /kənˈklu:ʒn/

n.NounEnd of something; finish

His time with the company came to a conclusion

n.NounJudgment or opinion after thinking for a while

What conclusion did you come to after listening to his report?

n.NounOpinion or final judgment at end of book, essay

We should rewrite the conclusion because it doesn’t summarize the main points well

n.NounThe settlement of an agreement.

The conclusion of the contract took a long time.

n.NounThe close of a formal event or ceremony.

The conclusion of the ceremony was marked by a fireworks display.

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will look back at this moment and draw the conclusion
will look back at this moment and draw the conclusion

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So, we came to the conclusion that the relative age effect has an impact in sports and education.
So, we came to the conclusion that the relative age effect has an impact in sports and education.

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Taylor's behavior would become increasingly erratic after this, until the group came to the conclusion that Taylor's behavior was a result of him being diabolically afflicted,
Taylor's behavior would become increasingly erratic after this, until the group came to the conclusion that Taylor's behavior was a result of him being diabolically afflicted,

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the eventual conclusion by the authority was for a Health Star Rating,
the eventual conclusion by the authority was for a Health Star Rating,

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We came to the conclusion that we could just do audio recording of our notes and edit them on top
We came to the conclusion that we could just do audio recording of our notes and edit them on top

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