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conclusive

/kənˈkluː.sɪv/

Traduction: Qui sert à prouver ou à trancher une question; décisif ou convaincant.

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adjective

/kənˈkluː.sɪv/B2formal
  • frQui sert à prouver ou à trancher une question; décisif ou convaincant.

Serving to prove a case or settle a question; decisive or convincing.

  1. Settling an issueC1formal

    Serving to prove a case or settle a question; decisive and final.

    frQui conclut, décisif

    • The DNA test provided conclusive evidence of his guilt.
    • The study's results were not conclusive enough to change policy.
    • Her conclusive argument ended the debate.

    Synonymescertainconvincingdecisivedefinitivedeterminatefinalirrefutableundeniable

    Antonymesinconclusiveindecisive

  2. Ending doubtC1formal

    Removing all doubt or uncertainty; convincing.

    frQui lève tout doute

    • The experiment yielded conclusive data supporting the hypothesis.
    • There is no conclusive proof that the treatment works.
    • The judge found the testimony conclusive.

    Synonymescertainclearcompellingconvincingdecisivedefinitivedeterminativeirrefutablesettlingunmistakable

    Antonymesambiguousdoubtfulequivocalinconclusiveuncertainunconvincing

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  • more conclusive comparative form
  • most conclusive superlative form
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