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."

Synonyms of conclusions

Words with a similar meaning to conclusions:

• end
• result
• outcome
• judgment
• deduction

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