No. 2,157 in French
conclusion
The end or result of something; a final decision or judgment.
In a sentence
La conclusion de son discours était très convaincante.
The conclusion of his speech was very convincing.
The word 'conclusion' is used as a noun here to indicate the final part of the speech.
Nous devons tirer une conclusion après avoir analysé toutes les données.
We must draw a conclusion after analyzing all the data.
'Conclusion' is used to describe the decision or inference drawn from evidence or reasoning.
En conclusion, je tiens à remercier tous ceux qui ont participé.
In conclusion, I would like to thank everyone who participated.
Here, 'conclusion' is used in a phrase to signify the summarizing remarks or closure of a discourse.
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