Conclusion
Conclusion noun - An opinion arrived at through a process of reasoning.
Waves and conclusion are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Waves" instead a noun "Conclusion".
Waves
Conclusion and waves are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Conclusion" instead a noun "Waves".
Both words in one sentence
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Foregone Conclusion: Due to the Oracle claiming that Atlantis exists as half-remembered myths in "our" world, it's implied that the final fate of the city will be to end up under the waves.
Source: Series / Atlantis - The show cuts back to the previous scene and Hank waves off the idea saying "I'm not really a wallet guy." The actual conclusion to this subplot is exactly the same, Hank is holding a wallet, says "You're right this solves all my problems.", the image freezes and the closing theme is played.
Source: Fake-Out Fade-Out - The symphony builds to its conclusion in several waves of sound and at just the point where you might think there's nothing more to say... everything ends and there are six sudden explosions of whole-orchestra noise, like hammer blows, at two or three second intervals - six false endings, in fact.
Source: Ending Fatigue
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