concluded
/kənˈkluːdɪd/
adjective
- Having been brought to an end; finished.
- With the project concluded, the team celebrated their success.
- The concluded investigation left no unanswered questions.
- Once the deal is concluded, we can move on to the next phase.
Antonyms
verb
- Past tense of conclude: brought something to an end; finished.
- The ceremony concluded just before noon.
- They concluded their vacation with a visit to the museum.
- The teacher concluded the lesson with a quick quiz.
- Past tense of conclude: reached a decision or opinion after thinking.
- After months of research, the team concluded that the drug was effective.
- I concluded that I needed to change my diet.
- The detective concluded that the butler was the thief.
- Past tense of conclude: formally arranged or settled something.
- The sale was concluded quickly.
- They concluded the contract after long negotiations.
- The nations concluded a trade agreement last year.