Example: In conclusion, we should always help our friends.
Definition
"In conclusion" is a phrase used to signal the final part of a speech, essay, or argument, summarizing the main points or providing a final judgment. It helps the speaker or writer clearly indicate that they are wrapping up their thoughts or presenting a closing statement.
The phrase "in conclusion" originates from the Latin word 'conclusio,' meaning 'a shutting up, conclusion.' It entered English through Old French and was adopted to mark the end of a discourse. Did you know? Using "in conclusion" dates back to the 15th century when formal rhetoric was highly valued.
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"In conclusion" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - General - Idioms and Proverbs - (B2) - set 1", containing 103 commonly used expressions.
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