Conclusion

How many syllables in Conclusion?

conclusion has 3 syllables

Split Conclusion into syllables?

con-clu-sion

Definition of Conclusion

the end or finish of an event, process, or text

How should Conclusion divide into syllables

There are 3 syllables in the word 'conclusion'. The vowels are o and u, and the consonants are c, n, c, l, s, and n.

Part of Speech - Conclusion

Noun

The conclusion of the story left us wondering what would happen next.

Sentences with Conclusion

The conclusion of the race was very exciting.
After careful consideration, I have come to the conclusion that we should go on vacation.
The conclusion of the play was very sad.
In conclusion, I would like to thank everyone for coming.
The conclusion of the experiment proved my hypothesis to be correct.
The conclusion of the book was very satisfying.
The conclusion of the meeting was that we needed more time to discuss the issue.
The conclusion of the movie left me feeling inspired.
After weighing all the evidence, the judge reached a conclusion.
The conclusion of the project was a success.

Quotes with Conclusion

The conclusion you jump to may be your own.
The conclusion of a journey is not always the destination.
The conclusion of a matter is more important than its beginning.
The conclusion of an argument is not a digression but a true advance.
The conclusion of every good drama is essentially moral.
The conclusion of every matter is death.
The conclusion of the matter is always the same: Death.
The conclusion of the whole matter is this: Fear God and keep his commandments.
The conclusion that many people draw from these facts is wrong.
The conclusion is that when you're a writer, you start writing.

Number of characters in Conclusion

10 ( c, o, n, c, l, u, s, i, o, n )

Unique letters in Conclusion

7 ( c, o, n, l, u, s, i )

Conclusion Backwards

noisulcnoc

Phonetic Transcription of Conclusion

IPA (International): kʌˈnklu:ʒʌn

ARA (American): kʌˈnkluʒʌn

EPA (English): kʌˈnklu:ʒʌn

KAH-NKLUW-ZHAH-N

More Conclusion Synonyms

r

Conclusion Rhymes

occlusion

intrusion

profusion

contusion

reperfusion

allusion

preclusion

illusion

extrusion

seclusion

delusion

collusion

infusion

inclusion

diffusion

rediffusion

transfusion

exclusion

fusion

disillusion

confusion