conclusion
નિષ્કર્ષ
definition
noun
the conclusion of World War Two
the end or finish of an event or process.
each research group came to a similar conclusion
a judgment or decision reached by reasoning.
translation of 'conclusion'
અંત,
સમાપ્તિ,
નિર્ધાર,
સમાપન
noun
ઉપસંહાર
example
News about stricter visa requirements came alongside reports of a Philippine-Japan free trade agreement nearing 'conclusion' .
the 'conclusion' of World War Two
The final 'conclusion' of an ongoing investigation into the oil-for-food scheme would help the public to understand its complexities, the UN chief said.
Ultimately I was unable to assist in coming to any final 'conclusion' .
But there is perhaps a final and more profound 'conclusion' to draw from these books.
each research group came to a similar 'conclusion'
The agent is now saying there is u2018considerable interestu2019 in the house, so there's likely to be a 'conclusion' to this dreary process soon now.
The final 'conclusion' to the story arises due to the fact that the protagonist has affected others while in pursuit of the object of their desire.
Well my final 'conclusion' is that these types of conflict don't allow the luxury of clean hands.
But perhaps the only way for Sweeney to stop his terrible acts of revenge is to get caught - and the story reaches its final, dramatic 'conclusion' .
I just think that it's time we brought this process to a 'conclusion' .
The IIG will ensure speedy 'conclusion' of loan agreements and implementation of infrastructure projects.
The final 'conclusion' was that people who live in well-off places usually feel superior and look down upon people who live in relatively undeveloped regions.
So the fact that I ended up extremely dirty at the 'conclusion' of the event was no big deal to me.
China is also expected to start full-scale talks for 'conclusion' of an free trade agreement with ASEAN.
I may have had some brief conversation with my parents but the night's final 'conclusion' was a dive for my bed, where I stayed unmoving until daybreak.
That was the same 'conclusion' of the final report by the CIA Iraq Survey Group.
the 'conclusion' of World War Two
In 1665, a bitter dispute over mineral rights with the Portuguese governor of Luanda, led to a final, disastrous 'conclusion' .
in the 'conclusion' we highlight these and other important issues
As a commuter with years of experience his final 'conclusion' was mixed.
It all adds up to a final, crushing 'conclusion' in their friendship.
The Commission decision must contain reasons for the 'conclusion' reached.
However, after several decades with many studies and a large number of reviews of implementation strategies, many questions still remain and no final 'conclusion' can be drawn.
This means that as of today, he has just one audition to go - which means we are all closer to the 'conclusion' of this process than the beginning, still an amazing idea.
It is a matter of fact which underlies the question of jurisdiction, however many questions of law there may be concealed in the final 'conclusion' as to it.
The final 'conclusion' must be that our answer mainly depends on which side of society we come from.
It is one of the segments which doesn't have a firm, romantic 'conclusion' , instead the final status of their relationship is left kind of ambiguous.
She looked it over briefly before coming to her final 'conclusion' .
The sharing clause in a syndicated loan agreement cannot affect this 'conclusion' .
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