CEFR B2

conclusive

adjective

Meaning

Serving to prove a case or reach a final decision; putting an end to doubt or debate.

Examples

The DNA evidence provided conclusive proof of his innocence.
Her argument was so well-reasoned that it was considered conclusive.

Synonyms: decisive, definitive, final, settled

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conclusive (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /kənˈkluːsɪv/

Definition

Serving to prove a case or reach a final decision; putting an end to doubt or debate.

Examples

The DNA evidence provided conclusive proof of his innocence.
Her argument was so well-reasoned that it was considered conclusive.
The committee's report offered a conclusive answer to the question.

How to Use conclusive

conclusive of (prepositional phrase): Serving to prove or decide something, in relation to a specific matter. — "The results were not conclusive of his guilt."

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