Beginning
Beginning noun - The point at which something begins.
Usage example: the actual beginning of the universe is still under debate, with some scientists continuing to uphold the big bang theory
Conclusion
Conclusion noun - The last part of a process or action.
Usage example: the conclusion of the speech was a national call to arms
How words are described
| full | full beginning | full conclusion |
| clear | clear beginning | clear conclusion |
| exact | exact beginning | exact conclusion |
| similar | similar beginning | similar conclusion |
| Other adjectives: true, proper, logical, actual, entire, definite, real, successful, dark, happy, peaceful, final, definitive, incorrect, official, different, creepy. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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Foregone Conclusion: We already know Gran chooses Bill in the end, it's stated right at the beginning of the arc!
Source: Comic Strip / 9 Chickweed Lane -
Foregone Conclusion: As it's based off the infamous real life shooting (shown at the beginning via camera phone footage), you know Oscar's going to die at the end.
Source: Film / Fruitvale Station - Foregone Conclusion: Thanks to the framing device, we already know from the beginning how Ernest and Avis's story will end. Badly.
Source: Literature / The Iron Heel
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