"conclude" as verb
1 - To end; to come to an end.
2 - To bring to an end; to close; to finish.
3 - To bring about as a result; to effect; to make.
conclude
/kən.ˈkluːd/
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Definition
To conclude something means to finish or end a process, discussion, or thought. It implies reaching a final decision or result after considering all the available information or evidence.
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Brainstorm conclude
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Synonyms
1 - end
2 - finish
3 - complete
4 - terminate
5 - close
6 - shut
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Antonyms
1 - begin
2 - continue
3 - extend
4 - open
5 - persist
6 - propose
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Examples in Context
1 - The retrieved files helped the team conclude their project successfully.
1 - Los archivos rescatados ayudaron al equipo a concluir su proyecto con éxito.
2 - Before we conclude , please advise if there are any objections.
2 - Antes de concluir , quisiera saber si hay alguna objeción.
3 - She made as if to stand, signaling that the meeting should soon conclude .
3 - Hizo ademán de levantarse, dando a entender que la reunión debía terminar pronto.
4 - The festival should conclude with a bang, not with everyone leaving early bored.
4 - El festival debería terminar a lo grande, no con todos yéndose temprano aburridos.
5 - Our television series must conclude with a bang to keep viewers talking for months.
5 - Nuestra serie de televisión debe terminar a lo grande para mantener a la gente hablando meses.
6 - The union leader talked against time so negotiations wouldn't conclude before backup arrived.
6 - El líder sindical filibusteó para que las negociaciones no concluyeran antes de que llegara apoyo.
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Word in Motion
season 4 episode 6 GIF by SpongeBob SquarePants
Confused Dogs GIF by MOODMAN
The End Hollywood GIF by THEOTHERCOLORS
Good Bye Vhs GIF by Xavier Women's Basketball
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