conclusion in Latin
conclusion in Latin is clausula — conclusion means the end or final part of something.
conclusion in Latin
clausula
The end, finish, close or last part of something.
What does "conclusion" mean?
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noun The end or final part of something.
"The film reaches its conclusion in a dramatic final scene."
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noun A judgment or decision reached after considering the facts.
"The jury came to the conclusion that he was innocent."
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conclusion in a sentence
- The film reaches its conclusion in a dramatic final scene.
- The jury came to the conclusion that he was innocent.
- What conclusion did you draw from the data?
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What is "conclusion" in Latin?
"conclusion" in Latin is clausula. conclusion means: The end or final part of something.
How do you use "conclusion" in a sentence?
Example: "The film reaches its conclusion in a dramatic final scene." In Latin, "conclusion" is clausula.
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