Conclusive
Conclusive adjective - Serving to put an end to all debate or questioning.
Right and conclusive are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Right" instead an adjective "Conclusive".
Right
Right adjective - Following an original exactly.
Conclusive and right are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Conclusive" instead an adjective "Right".
Both words in one sentence
- He also objects to the Shroud of Turin because having conclusive evidence of Jesus' divinity would deprive people of the right to choose whether to believe in Christ.
Source: If Jesus, Then Aliens -
Directly averted in the JAG episode The Return of Jimmy Blackhorse where a Navajo medicine woman refuses to believe that the remains of a WWII code talker are the right ones, despite a conclusive DNA analysis.
Source: Magical Native American -
After a massive buildup, you'd expect a dramatic and conclusive finale, right?
Source: Bizarro Episode
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