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Conclusive Meaning in English

word

kənˈkɫusɪv
kuhn-KLOO-siv
kənklˈuːsɪv
kuhn-KLOO-siv

释义

Showing that something is definitely true or certain, leaving no doubt. Something conclusive ends a discussion or proves a point completely.

用法与细微差别

Most common in formal, academic, or legal contexts. Collocates with 'evidence', 'proof', 'result', and 'test'. Implies absolutely no doubt remains. Not used for casual guesses—use 'clear' or 'obvious' in everyday speech.

例句

The scientist found conclusive proof of the new species.

basic

There is no conclusive evidence that he was there.

basic

The results of the test were conclusive.

basic

We thought the debate would go on, but his argument was conclusive and ended it.

natural

I need conclusive answers from the doctor, not just guesses.

natural

Those photos aren’t conclusive—we still have doubts about what really happened.

natural