Conclusion
Conclusion noun - An opinion arrived at through a process of reasoning.
Execution and conclusion are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Execution" instead a noun "Conclusion".
Execution
Execution noun - The doing of an action.
Conclusion and execution are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Conclusion" instead a noun "Execution".
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| full | full conclusion | full execution |
| certain | certain conclusion | certain execution |
| proper | proper conclusion | proper execution |
| actual | actual conclusion | actual execution |
| Other adjectives: entire, real, successful, horrible, immediate, possible, gruesome, apparent, horrifying, inevitable, eventual, different, swift, planned. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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He comes to the conclusion that the orgy in Perfume would have incest and sex with children due to people bringing their families to the execution.
Source: Web Video / Brows Held High - Bond overhears that the guy had harassed one of the Blofeld's allergy treatment patients, and comes to a conclusion that the "accident" had been a typical SPECTRE execution for disobedience.
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As the Sheriff is a co-conspirator of the those responsible for the Frame-Up, a guilty verdict and a swift execution is a forgone conclusion.
Source: Kangaroo Court
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