conclusions
Saykuhn-KLOO-zhuhnz/kənˈkluːʒənz/
- 1Plural of conclusion.
The committee drew several troubling conclusions from the data.
Jumping to conclusions before seeing the evidence rarely ends well.
Note
A regular -s plural, but it fits only the countable uses of the noun. When conclusion names the bare idea of ending or deciding, it is usually uncountable and takes no plural. The plural counts separate things instead: distinct judgments, results, or propositions that follow from premises, as in several conclusions drawn from the same evidence. The formal closes of legal pleadings are counted the same way.
conclusions is a form of conclusion
conclusion, noun: The end, finish, or final part of something. Full entry
- Forms
- conclusionconclusions plural
- Spelling
- conclusion → conclusions: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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