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conclusions

Pronunciation: [kənˈkluːʒənz]

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Learn how to use conclusions in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “reasoning”

(noun) a decision or opinion you reach after thinking about information. It's what you decide when you finish looking at the facts. Like when you do a science experiment and then say what you learned from it.

Example

After studying hard for the test, I was happy with the conclusions I reached about my study methods.

Example

She didn't make any conclusions about the story after only reading the first chapter.

Example

What conclusions can we draw from the results of our experiment?

Context: “discussion”

(noun) the final part or ending of something, such as a talk, story, or piece of writing. It wraps everything up and tells the listener or reader what the main points were.

Example

The movie had an exciting conclusion that left everyone talking.

Example

The conclusion of the book was really confusing and didn’t make sense.

Example

Did you enjoy the conclusion of the presentation?

How to pronounce conclusions

Pronunciation: [kənˈkluːʒənz]

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