How to Use "Conclusion" with Example Sentences

conclusion (n): the end of something; a decision made after looking at all of the information

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Used with adjectives:

"The students reached the correct conclusion."
(correct, right)

"After much discussion, the students reached a final conclusion."
(final, reasonable, logical)

"They came to the wrong conclusion."
(wrong, incorrect)

"She realized the obvious conclusion."
(obvious)

"They came to a startling conclusion."
(startling, surprising)

"The scientists were unable to reach a firm conclusion."
(firm, definite)

"A preliminary conclusion was made."
(preliminary, tentative)

Used with verbs:

"How did you come to this conclusion?"
(come to, reach, arrive at)

"Don't jump to any conclusions."
(jump to)

"What led to that conclusion?"
(led to)

"Her argument confirms her conclusion."
(confirms, supports)

"My conclusions are based on facts."
(be + based on)