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Definition of concluded - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
finalizedhaving reached a final decision or end
- The concluded meeting was productive.
- The concluded contract was signed by both parties.
- Her concluded research provided valuable insights.
Origin of concluded
Latin, concludere (to shut up)
Terms with concluded included in their meaning
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concluded
finished, ended
conclusion
discussion or argument is concluded
completion
completely finished or concluded
completion
fully completed or concluded
problem
not solved or concluded
incomplete
not resolved or concluded
concluding
in the process of being finished or concluded
end state
finished or concluded
concluded
having reached a conclusion or stop
final verdict
legal case concluded with no further action
concluded
subject that is finished or resolved
logic
concluded from evidence and reasoning
resolution
resolved or concluded after a long time
affection
concluded with a loving gesture
end
having been ended or concluded
completion
until something is finished or concluded
tv segment
media segment introduced and concluded by another person
logical conclusion
able to be concluded from evidence or reasoning
completion
fully completed or concluded
concluded
having been brought to a conclusion
deducible
able to be concluded from evidence or reasoning
almost finished
nearly completed or concluded
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- French:conclu, ...
- German:abgeschlossen, ...
- Italian:concluso, ...
- Spanish:concluido, ...
- Portuguese:concluído, ...
- Chinese:结束的, ...
- Japanese:終了した, ...
- Arabic:مُنْتَهٍ, ...
- Hebrew:שֶׁהִסְתַּיֵּם, ...
- Russian:завершенный, ...
- Ukrainian:завершений, ...
- Hindi:संपन्न, ...
Definition of conclude - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
decision makingdecide something after careful thought
- After much debate, they concluded to move forward.
2.
completionend something like a meeting or event
- The conference will conclude at 5 PM.
3.
logicdeduce or infer from evidence
- From the clues, the detective concluded the suspect was guilty.
4.
negotiationreach an agreement or finalize a deal
- The two companies concluded a merger last week.
5.
timeintr. end naturallyintr.
- The movie concluded with a surprising twist.
Expressions with conclude
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finish with a dramatic climax
The movie concluded with a bang, surprising everyone with its twist.
formally complete an agreement so it becomes a binding contract
The two companies will conclude a contract by the end of the month.
Origin of conclude
Latin, concludere (to shut up, enclose)
Examples of conclude in a sentence
After reviewing the facts, she concluded to accept the offer. The meeting will conclude with a Q&A session. They decided to conclude the event with a dinner. She concluded the meeting with a summary. After the debate, he concluded his opponent was right. They concluded the contract after lengthy discussions.
The peace treaty was concluded by both parties. The ceremony concluded just before noon. Our meeting will conclude after the final vote.
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- French:conclure, terminer, ...
- German:entscheiden, abschließen, ...
- Italian:concludere, terminare, ...
- Spanish:concluir, finalizar, ...
- Portuguese:concluir, terminar, ...
- Chinese:决定, 结束, ...
- Japanese:決定する, 終了する, ...
- Arabic:قَرَّرَ, اخْتَتَمَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַסִּיק, לְהִסְתַּיֵּם, ...
- Russian:заключать, завершить, ...
- Ukrainian:вирішувати, завершити, ...
- Hindi:तय करना, समाप्त होना, ...
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