conclusible

adjective

Meaning

Capable of being brought to a conclusion; determinable or decidable.

Examples

The evidence presented was not strong enough to form a conclusible argument.
Scientists are still seeking conclusible results from the long-term study.

Synonyms: conclusive, decisive, definitive, determinable

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conclusible

adjective

Pronunciation: /kənˈkluːzəbl/

Definition

Capable of being brought to a conclusion; determinable or decidable.

Examples

The evidence presented was not strong enough to form a conclusible argument.
Scientists are still seeking conclusible results from the long-term study.

How to Use conclusible

conclusible argument (collocation): An argument that can be definitively proven or disproven. — "The lawyer struggled to present a conclusible argument to the jury."
conclusible evidence (collocation): Evidence that definitively proves or disproves a point. — "Without conclusible evidence, the case could not proceed to trial."
conclusible results (collocation): Scientific or research outcomes that provide a final answer. — "The experiment aimed to yield conclusible results within six months."

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