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conclusive
[kuhn-kloo-siv]
adjective
serving to settle or decide a question; decisive; convincing.
conclusive evidence.
Synonyms:tending to terminate; closing.
conclusive
/ əˈːɪ /
adjective
putting an end to doubt; decisive; final
approaching or involving an end or conclusion
Other Word Forms
- conclusively adverb
- conclusiveness noun
- nonconclusive adjective
- nonconclusively adverb
- nonconclusiveness noun
- DzˈܲԱ noun
- Dzˈܲ adverb
Word History and Origins
Origin of conclusive1
Example Sentences
A tattoo of the word 'resilience' on Boisson's right elbow is there to remind her that the hard work is worth it - and victory over Pegula is conclusive proof of that.
There was no conclusive evidence presented about the origins of the live bullets.
A spokesperson for the law department said: "The City believes this settlement provides a fair, constructive, and conclusive resolution, allowing all the parties to close this six-year-old chapter and move forward".
Dave Allen set the record straight with a conclusive fifth-round stoppage win against Johnny Fisher in their heavyweight rematch at London's Copper Box Arena.
“It’s very conclusive, and it’s a great deal, and it’s a very big deal, actually,” he added.
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