conclude

/kənˈkluːd/
verb 5

Collocations

5

ADJ.

abnormal, beautiful, important, joyful, most, quiet

The doctor decided to conclude the most important findings in her final report.

VERB + CONCLUDE

hopes, let's, meeting

Let's conclude the meeting so everyone can get back to work.

CONCLUDE + NOUN

feminism, phenomenon, policy, providence, quality, tom, transaction, vaccines

The research team concluded the phenomenon was far more complex than initially expected.

PREP.

about, from, with, within

The investigators concluded from the evidence that the accident was caused by driver error.

ADV.

thus

Thus we can conclude that regular exercise improves both physical and mental health.

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