conclusion (n.)
- accommodation
- addendum
- adjustment
- affirmation
- aftermath
- afterthought
- allegation
- announcement
- annunciation
- appendix
- arrangement
- assertion
- asseveration
- assumption
- attitude
- averment
- avouchment
- avowal
- catastrophe
- cease
- cessation
- chorus
- clear
- climax
- close
- closing
- closure
- coda
- codicil
- colophon
- completion
- conceit
- concept
- conception
- consequence
- consideration
- consummation
- continuance
- continuation
- corollary
- creed
- culmination
- curtain
- death
- decease
- deciding
- declaration
- deduction
- denouement
- derivation
- descendant
- destination
- destiny
- determinant
- determination
- determinative
- dictum
- doom
- dynasty
- effect
- end
- ending
- enunciation
- envoi
- epilogue
- eschatology
- estimate
- estimation
- ethos
- expiration
- eye
- fate
- feeling
- finale
- finality
- finis
- finish
- finishing
- follow-through
- follow-up
- goal
- heir
- idea
- illation
- impression
- induction
- inference
- izzard
- judgment
- last
- lights
- line
- lineage
- manifesto
- maturation
- maturity
- mind
- mystique
- notion
- observation
- offspring
- omega
- opinion
- payoff
- perfection
- period
- peroration
- position
- posterity
- postfix
- postlude
- postscript
- posture
- predicate
- predication
- presumption
- proclamation
- profession
- pronouncement
- proposition
- protest
- protestation
- quietus
- ratiocination
- reaction
- refrain
- resolution
- ripeness
- say
- say-so
- saying
- sealing
- sentiment
- sequel
- sequela
- sequitur
- settlement
- sight
- signature
- signing
- solemnization
- stance
- stand
- statement
- stop
- stoppage
- subscript
- successor
- suffix
- supplement
- tag
- telling
- term
- terminal
- termination
- terminus
- theory
- thinking
- thought
- utterance
- view
- windup
- word
conclusion (adv.)
But this denoted a foregone conclusion.
She was a wight, if ever such wight were,—
Des. To do what?
Iago. To suckle fools and chronicle small beer.
Des. O most lame and impotent conclusion!
Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep his commandments; for this is the whole duty of man.
