conclusions

word · lemma: conclusion

/kənˈkɫuʒənz/
kuhn-KLOO-zhuhnz
/kənklˈuːʒənz/
kuhn-KLOO-zhuhnz

Definition

Decisions, opinions, or beliefs that you arrive at after thinking about something or having information; also the final part or ending of something.

Usage & Nuances

Most often used in academic, scientific, or analytical contexts: 'draw conclusions', 'reach a conclusion.' Plural usually refers to multiple findings or interpretations. Less formal in conversation but still standard. Not to be confused with 'endings' in stories unless discussing structure ('in the conclusions').

Example Sentences

Different scientists can reach different conclusions.

basic

We made our conclusions after reading the report.

basic

The book’s conclusions are easy to understand.

basic

People often jump to conclusions without knowing all the facts.

natural

Let's discuss our conclusions at the end of the meeting.

natural

Her conclusions really changed how I view the problem.

natural