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inconclusion

/ˌɪŋkənˈkluːʒən/

inconclusion noun: lack of conclusion.

Noun

inconclusion (plural inconclusions)

  1. Lack of conclusion.
    • But never mind the inconvenience of the inconclusion.2015 July 15, Katharine Murphy, “Labor's carbon working paper leaked: who's making trouble for Bill Shorten?”, in The Guardian

Forms of inconclusion

pluralinconclusions

Origin of inconclusion

From in- + conclusion.

Questions about inconclusion

What does inconclusion mean?
Inconclusion means lack of conclusion.
What part of speech is inconclusion?
Inconclusion is a noun.
How do you pronounce inconclusion?
Inconclusion is pronounced /ˌɪŋkənˈkluːʒən/.
What is the plural of inconclusion?
The plural of inconclusion is inconclusions.

Words near inconclusion in the dictionary

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

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