Rush to conclusions Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To make a judgment or form an opinion without having all the facts or enough information.
Usage & Nuances
Often used to warn against making decisions too quickly; also expressed as 'jump to conclusions.' It’s a neutral or informal phrase suitable for conversation. Common with 'don't', as in 'Don't rush to conclusions.' Not used for making positive evaluations, usually about mistakes or misunderstandings.
Example Sentences
Try not to rush to conclusions before you know all the facts.
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She always rushes to conclusions and often makes mistakes.
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People sometimes rush to conclusions without listening to the whole story.
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Let’s not rush to conclusions—maybe there’s a reason he was late.
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I know it looks bad, but don’t rush to conclusions just yet.
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He apologized quickly because he didn't want anyone to rush to conclusions about what happened.
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