Conclusion and Source

Conclusion

Conclusion noun - A condition or occurrence traceable to a cause.
Usage example: all their efforts came to no practical conclusion

Source is an antonym for conclusion in end topic.

Source

Source noun - A point or place at which something is invented or provided.

Conclusion is an antonym for source in beginning topic.

How words are described

common common conclusion common source
natural natural conclusion natural source
true true conclusion true source
actual actual conclusion actual source
Other adjectives: real, easy, ultimate, frequent, possible, apparent, official, different.

Both words in one sentence

  • The book doesn't tell us where Cain and Seth's wives come from, but Adam and Eve are the only established source, so it's probably supposed to be a common sense conclusion.
  • Attending Your Own Funeral Of course, the real puzzle for the audience wasn't whether or not he survived (since that's a forgone conclusion for anyone familiar with the source material), but how.
  • Overtook the Manga Most shoujo stories published by Hakusensha seem to only receive roughly 26 episodes of anime adaptation (either a single series or two half-size seasons) which ends way before its manga source is anywhere near a proper conclusion.
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