CEFR B2

conclusions

noun

Meaning

The end or final part of something, especially a period of time, an event, or a process; a judgment or decision reached by reasoning.

Examples

The report presented several important conclusions based on the research.
We need to draw conclusions from these findings to guide our next steps.

Synonyms: end, result, outcome, judgment, deduction

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conclusions (B2)

noun

Pronunciation: kənˈkluːʒənz

Definition

The end or final part of something, especially a period of time, an event, or a process; a judgment or decision reached by reasoning.

Examples

The report presented several important conclusions based on the research.
We need to draw conclusions from these findings to guide our next steps.
His conclusions were based on solid evidence and logical deduction.

How to Use conclusions

draw conclusions (collocation): To form an opinion or judgment based on evidence or reasoning. — "It is important to draw conclusions based on facts, not emotions."
reach conclusions (collocation): To arrive at a final judgment or decision after consideration. — "The committee worked for weeks to reach conclusions on the new policy."
come to conclusions (collocation): To arrive at a judgment or opinion. — "After much debate, they came to conclusions that satisfied everyone."
jump to conclusions (idiom): To decide on something too quickly without enough information. — "Don't jump to conclusions; we need to investigate further."

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