Conclusion - Law Dictionary Search Results
Discourse
reason or infer by running as it were from one fact or reason to another and deriving a conclusion an exercise or act of this power reasoning range of reasoning faculty
Ending
Termination concluding part result conclusion destruction death
Endless
Without end having no end or conclusion perpetual interminable applied to length and to duration as an endless line endless time endless bliss endless praise
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Epagoge
The adducing of particular examples so as to lead to a universal conclusion the argument by induction
Epichirema
the proof of the major or minor premise or both is introduced with the premises themselves and the conclusion is derived in the ordinary manner
Episyllogism
A syllogism which assumes as one of its premises a proposition which was the conclusion of a preceding syllogism called in relation to this the prosyllogism
Conclusive
a close or termination decisive convincing putting an end to debate or question leading to or involving a conclusion or decision
Eventuate
To come out finally or in conclusion to result to come to pass
Explicit
A word formerly used as finis is now at the conclusion of a book to indicate the end
Final
Pertaining to the end or conclusion last terminating ultimate as the final day of a school term
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