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trying conclusions

trying conclusions is the present participle and gerund of try conclusions.

Meaning of try conclusions

Verb

try conclusions (third-person singular simple present tries conclusions, present participle trying conclusions, simple past and past participle tried conclusions)

  1. (dated) To experiment.
  2. (dated) To engage in a contest.

Questions about trying conclusions

What is trying conclusions the present participle and gerund of?
Trying conclusions is the present participle and gerund of try conclusions.

Words near trying conclusions in the dictionary

  1. tryhouse
  2. tryhouses
  3. tryin'
  4. tryina
  5. trying
  6. trying conclusions
  7. trying for size
  8. trying it on
  9. trying it on the dog
  10. trying it out on the dog
  11. trying on

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