la
/kɔ̃.kly.zjɔ̃/
Translation
conclusion, ending
Word origin
From Latin conclusio, from concludere ('to shut up, to bring to a close'), from com- and claudere ('to close').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- conclusio
- English cognates
- conclusion, include, close
Grammar
Examples
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The conclusion of the report is perfectly clear.
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The two doctors' conclusions are not the same.
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He reached a simple conclusion.
, .
In conclusion, we shall have to wait a little longer.
surpris .
These conclusions took everyone by surprise.
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