Conclusion and Realization

Conclusion

Conclusion noun - An opinion arrived at through a process of reasoning.

Realization and conclusion are semantically related in inference topic. In some cases you can use "Realization" instead a noun "Conclusion".

Realization

Realization noun - The state of being actual or complete.
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Synonyms for Realization

Conclusion and realization are semantically related in inference topic. Sometimes you can use "Conclusion" instead a noun "Realization".

How words are described

full full conclusion full realization
similar similar conclusion similar realization
initial initial conclusion initial realization
true true conclusion true realization
Other adjectives: disturbing, obvious, simple, actual, uncomfortable, sad, horrible, shocking, interesting, ultimate, dramatic, final, definitive, horrifying, mutual, inevitable, eventual, different, heartbreaking, frightening, terrifying.

Both words in one sentence

  • Roleplay / KS: The New Generation The realization that just about everyone was going to get killed off during the arc's conclusion was partially what led to the Retcon that established the arc's events as being non-canon.
  • Series / Scandal Heel Realization: Olivia and Cyrus come to the conclusion that they're bad people (and their record says so) when the first thing they realized when Jerry died was that they won the election.
  • Foregone Conclusion: The protagonists themselves eventually come to the realization that escaping was a ludicrous idea to begin with.
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