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conclude

Definition for conclude

verb as in finish, come to an end

Strongest matches

achieve, close, complete, end, halt, terminate, wind up, wrap up

Strong matches

cease, cinch, clinch, consummate, crown, desist, stop

Weak matches

bring down curtain, call it a day, close out, draw to close, knock off, play out, put the lid on, put to bed, round off, top off, ultimate

verb as in decide, deduce

Strongest match

Strong matches

adjudge, analyze, assume, collect, derive, draw, figure, gather, infer, intuit, judge, presume, ratiocinate, reason, reckon, suppose, surmise

Weak matches

add up to, be afraid, boil down to, have a hunch, make out, sum up, the way one sees it

verb as in settle, resolve

Strongest matches

accomplish, achieve, carry out, confirm, decide, determine, establish, rule, work out

Strong matches

clinch, effect, fix

Weak matches

bring about, pull off

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Example Sentences

The side, who finished bottom of the championship without a win in 2024 and have lost a record 12 internationals, also travel to Scotland on Saturday, 8 March, before the concluding home fixture against England.

From BBC

A statement from the Taliban government in Kabul announced the agreement, which was concluded just before President Joe Biden ended his term in office.

From BBC

Trump concluded the event by tossing the markers he’d used to sign the orders into the crowd, to big cheers from his supporters.

From Los Angeles Times

She experienced Trump last time he was in office and concluded he views the world through the prism of winners and losers.

From BBC

“These results support the notion of socially contagious urination,” the authors conclude.

From Salon

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

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