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conclusion

Definition for conclusion

noun as in judgment, decision

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“It’s impossible not to draw that conclusion,” he said.

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His pivotal at-bat Tuesday initially appeared to be careening toward a similar conclusion.

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Late-life startups often begin serendipitously, bringing together people who have, through experience, reached similar conclusions.

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Motivated reasoning occurs when people bias their thinking to arrive at a conclusion that matches their own desires.

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In the latest summary of economic projections released at the conclusion of the meeting, 10 Fed officials signaled they saw two more rate cuts this year, while nine believed there should be one or fewer.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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