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conclusion
/kɔ̃.kly.zjɔ̃/
final summary or decision
La conclusion de l'étude montre des résultats surprenants.
The conclusion of the study shows surprising results.
formal
The final part of a speech, text, or discussion that summarizes the main points and draws a final judgment or decision.
Après avoir analysé les données, nous en tirons la conclusion que le projet est viable.
After analyzing the data, we conclude that the project is viable.
Often used in academic, legal, or business contexts to present a final judgment or summary.
formal
A decision or judgment reached after careful consideration.
La conclusion du jury a été annoncée après plusieurs heures de délibération.
The jury's conclusion was announced after several hours of deliberation.
Used in legal or formal settings to describe a final decision.
Collocations
tirer une conclusionto draw a conclusionarriver à une conclusionto reach a conclusionla conclusion d'une étudethe conclusion of a study
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Pro Tip
Formal vs. Informal Use
Use 'conclusion' in formal contexts like academic writing or legal documents. In casual speech, you might use 'résultat' or 'décision' instead.
Gold Rule
Avoid Premature Conclusions
Ensure that your conclusions are based on thorough analysis and evidence, not assumptions.
Word Origin
From Latin 'conclusio,' meaning 'a shutting up, conclusion,' from 'concludere' (to shut up, conclude).
Usage Notes
In formal writing, 'conclusion' is often used to refer to the final part of an argument or analysis. In everyday language, it can also mean a decision or judgment.
Word Breakdown
con-
together
prefix-clus-
shut
root-ion
action or state
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