Conclusions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONCLUSIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CONCLUSION, a result, outcome
• the summing-up of an argument or text
• the formal and final arrangement of an agreement
• a proposition that is reached from given premises.
• the end or finish of an event, process, or text
• a judgement or decision reached by reasoning
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a reasoned judgment; inference; the necessary consequence of two or more propositions taken as premises; the inferred proposition of a syllogism

Words related to CONCLUSIONS

conclusion14

Words that contain CONCLUSIONS

inconclusions17 nonconclusions18

How to use CONCLUSIONS in a sentence

• Our only cause for attending the trial at which you saw us was to hear the evidence you gave and to draw our own conclusions from it.
• Merrick, because I was not thoroughly satisfied, in my own mind, of my conclusions.
• And so I got in the habit of thinking things over, and trying to draw conclusions, as I had seen Mr.
• The unity of origin and the vast antiquity of mankind are the two important conclusions drawn.
• Otherwise, wrong views and false conclusions will be the result of our studies.
• Are our conclusions of the customary type? Then custom imparts the full sense of security.
• He has, with a good faith which we do not question, investigated the subject and formed his conclusions upon it.
• Professor Marsh allowed him the freest use of his materials and of his conclusions, and the credit of the final result is to be shared at least equally between Marsh and Huxley.
• Comparison of what he has accomplished with what I have accomplished has led to startling conclusions.
• If you honestly can, assert convictions as your conclusions.
• Those who are not ignorant of them will find no difficulty in applying them to what we have to say, and arriving at similar conclusions in a different way.
• His imagination leaped so absurdly to violent conclusions.
• This does not necessarily prove their conclusions to have been false.
• Thinking everything over in the light of the best experience we can bring to bear upon it, prevents us from jumping at conclusions.
• These mistaken conclusions are largely, if not wholly, due to two passages of Scripture, one of which is in the Psalms and the other in Ecclesiastes.
• Conclusions drawn from trained singers, alone, may be misleading.
• They must not leap hastily to conclusions, nor form opinions before they have heard all.
• Whatever mind may be, or through whatever part of the human system it may function, can make no difference in the conclusions I have reached.
• The conclusions obtained from this comparison by the latter author, are especially unfavorable to the United States.
• I have been led to these conclusions from examinations on the banks of the Victoria River.
• I will not here enter on minute details on this subject, but will merely give an outline of the conclusions at which I have arrived.
• As yet too little is known of the relation of structure and chemical composition to the mechanical and physical properties to permit more than general conclusions.
• I have found myself unable to come to any other conclusions than these.
• Comparisons of the same kind, and leading to identical conclusions, were made by Prof.
• This type of receiver has not been on the market long enough to draw definite conclusions, based on experience in use, as to what its permanent performance will be.
• And we shall know whether we ought to pursue injustice, as Thrasymachus advises, or in accordance with the conclusions of the argument to prefer justice.
• Frowned Diana into submission? But Diana has come expressly to try conclusions with her, and will by no means be frowned into submission.
• Defeat and discouragement attend well-nigh every step of the attempt to reach any conclusions regarding women workers in the early years of the century.
• I can only relate the conclusions I drew from what I saw myself.
• NOT always remarkable for arriving at just conclusions, Lady Loring had drawn the right inference this time.
• The young mathematician indicated in his conclusions at what point in the heavens the ultra-Uranian world was then traveling, and where it might be found.
• He was an Englishman! He refused or neglected to take the necessary steps either to verify or to disprove the conclusions of Adams.
• From this emotion she drew her conclusions, and she chuckled to think of how true a fortune she could tell the visitor on these premises.

Similar words containing NCLUSION without suffix s and without prefix co

inclusion11 conclusion14 inclusions12 inconclusion16 noninclusion14 inclusionary17 conclusionary20 inconclusions17 nonconclusion17 noninclusions15 nonconclusions18

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