Conclude
Conclude verb - To bring (an event) to a natural or appropriate stopping point.
To establish and conclude are semantically related. In some cases you can replace phrase "To establish" with "Conclude", this terms are similar.
To establish
Conclude and to establish are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Conclude" instead a verb phrase "To establish".
Related pairs
- close and conclude
- close and to establish
- settle and conclude
- settle and to establish
- set and conclude
- set and to establish
- arrange and conclude
- arrange and to establish
- establish and conclude
- establish and to establish
- determine and conclude
- determine and to establish
- confirm and conclude
- confirm and to establish
Both terms in one sentence
- One can conclude that Diane Duane is rather fond of overly long names to establish alien-ness rather than to invoke comedy—though the idea of a 100-foot-long great white answering to "Ed" is rather comedic.
Source: Overly Long Name / Literature - Then there's Hero Beggining, a new chapter released on 16 February 2009, set some time after Full Life Consequences (which has yet to conclude) that extends Gordon Freeman's family further and seems to establish that Combines are Metro-cops that come from "science and outter space".
Source: So Bad Its Good / Fanfic
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