American English pronunciation
How to pronounce concludes
IPA transcription: [kənk'ludz]
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Verb
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decide by reasoning; draw or come to a conclusion
“We reasoned that it was cheaper to rent than to buy a house”
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bring to a close
“The committee concluded the meeting”
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reach a conclusion after a discussion or deliberation
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come to a close
“The concert closed with a nocturne by Chopin”
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reach agreement on
“They concluded an economic agreement”
“We concluded a cease-fire”
Usage examples
- The story concludes with a conversation between George Nine and George Ten.
- Moss concludes, the ultimate truth remains bitterly out of reach.
- Jordan then concludes that Stewart was an excellent recruit and has proven his worth.
- He concludes that Yancy must have stolen it.
- The book concludes with a short history and photographs of Dennis Severs.
- The County Fair officially concludes with an annual Labor Day parade.
- Ostrander concludes that further research into these areas is needed and well justified.
- Renault concludes that the romance with Barsine was invented retrospectively to validate Heracles' parentage.
- Russell concludes with a reprint of some articles on modern Oxford philosophy.
- The address concludes with greetings in many languages in relation to the feast celebrated.