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inconclusible

inconclusible adjective: having no conclusion; unfinished.

Adjective

inconclusible (comparative more inconclusible, superlative most inconclusible)

  1. (rare) Having no conclusion; unfinished.
    • Journey to no end, Conclusion of all that Is inconclusible1930, T. S. Eliot, Ash-Wednesday
    • Any occurrence recorded photographically is seized in the process of its unfolding and condensed into a single image in which all the inconclusible energies of movement and interaction are arrested as a pattern.1996, Robert Lehman Lectures on Contemporary Art - Issue 1, page 150

Forms of inconclusible

comparativemore inconclusible
superlativemost inconclusible

Origin of inconclusible

From in- + conclusive + -ible.

Questions about inconclusible

What does inconclusible mean?
Inconclusible means having no conclusion; unfinished.
What part of speech is inconclusible?
Inconclusible is an adjective.

Words near inconclusible in the dictionary

  1. inconcinnous
  2. inconcludability
  3. inconcludable
  4. inconcludent
  5. inconcluding
  6. inconclusible
  7. inconclusion
  8. inconclusions
  9. inconclusive
  10. inconclusively
  11. inconclusiveness

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