Another word for conclude is to finish or to end.
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The opposite of word several is few.
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Conclude has more than one meaning. Therefore there are more than one possible antonyms. Possible antonyms: Inconclusive Begin Open Incomplete
You can use the word "concluded" in a sentence to indicate that something has been determined or reached a decision after considering all relevant information. For example, "After reviewing all the evidence, the jury concluded that the defendant was guilty."
Your mom. It was your mom who concluded it.
Peace Concluded was created in 1856.
The study concluded that the professor's doughnuts were indeed stolen by a time traveller.We have concluded that we need to increase the length of tea breaks if we are to keep the crew from committing mutiny..The evening was concluded with a song from Katherine Jenkins.
The jury concluded that Casey is guilty as charged.
Thomson observed that a cathode ray bent when in the presence of a magnetic field. After the cathode ray bent the opposite way when the opposite pole of the magnet was placed next to it, Thomson concluded that the cathode ray had a negative charge.
I concluded that it was useless after spending an hour on the project.
The present perfect tense of conclude is "has concluded" or "have concluded."
Its not smart one. I beat it like 12 time and it said to be concluded NOT to be continued.And concluded means that it has ended. Actually, it said "To be concluded" that means it's going to be concluded unless the author forgot or lost interest in it.
No, same-sex marriage is banned both by the Lithuanian Constitution and by the Civil Code. Article 38 of the Lithuanian Constitution says: "Marriage shall be concluded upon the free mutual consent of a man and a woman." Article 3.12 of the Lithuanian Civil Code says: "Marriage shall be concluded with a person of the opposite sex only."
The past tense of "conclude" is "concluded."