What are the opposite words for conclusion?
Antonyms for the word "conclusion" can refer to various states of things such as starting points, uncertainties, and open-endedness. Some of the antonyms for conclusion include commencement, initiation, beginning, opening, introduction, prologue, preface, and inception. These words refer to the beginning of a process or an activity which would not have an end at this point. On the other hand, other antonyms for the word "conclusion" can refer to states of things that are uncertain, ambiguous, indecisive or in progress. These words include suspension, delay, postponement, indecision, mistrust, hesitation, and uncertainty. Therefore, depending on the context, the antonyms for the word "conclusion" can convey a variety of meanings, including ambiguity and uncertainty, as opposed to a definite end.
- beginning
- entrance
-
end
- beginning,
- cause,
- commencement,
- concept,
- initiation,
- introduction,
- opening,
- origin,
- preface,
- prelude,
- source,
- start,
- theory.
- cause
- well
- attack
-
head
- capitulum,
- coconut,
- top dog,
- Capitula,
- Dominator,
- Coconuts,
- forefronts,
- Head-line,
- top story,
- upper story,
- first place,
- dominators,
- first places,
- fore front,
- fore fronts,
- fore-front,
- fore-fronts,
- fores,
- head lines,
- lead off people,
- lead off person,
- lead off persons,
- lead-off people,
- lead-off person,
- leadoff people,
- leadoff person,
- super visor,
- super-visors,
- top dogs,
- top stories,
- under standing,
- under standings,
- under-standing,
- under-standings,
- up stairs,
- up-stairs,
- upper stories.
- appearance
- extraction
-
parentage
- foremother,
- primogenitor,
- Antecessor,
- Foregoer,
- antecessors,
- primogenitors,
- Fore-mother,
- fore bear,
- fore father,
- fore goer,
- fore goers,
- fore mothers,
- fore runner,
- fore runners,
- fore-father,
- fore-goers,
- fore-mothers,
- fore-runner,
- fore-runners,
- foregoers,
- foremothers,
- pre cursors,
- pre-cursor,
- pre-cursors.
- prelude
- opening
- creation
- vestibule
-
introduction
- basic principle,
- interpolation,
- intro,
- lead-in,
- preface,
- Exordia,
- Hornbook,
- Prolegomenon,
- interpolations,
- intros,
- basic text,
- basic principles,
- basic texts,
- first acquaintance,
- first acquaintances,
- first taste,
- first tastes,
- fore words,
- fore-words,
- hornbooks,
- opening remark,
- opening remarks,
- pioneerings.
- access
- admittance
- birthplace
- bloodline
- charge
- class
- commencement
- conception
- dawn
- debut
- enrollment
- event
- foreword
- fountain
- hoop
- intromission
- lead-in
- onset
- origination
- outset
- pedigree
- premiere
- start
- test
- threshold
- wellspring
- admission
- ancestry
- birth
- cradle
- derivation
- emanation
- entry
- genesis
- germ
- inaugural
- infancy
- initiation
- investigation
- offset
-
origin
- causality,
- embarkation,
- fount,
- origination,
- paternity,
- rootstock,
- Provenience,
- Causalities,
- Paternities,
- origins,
- blast offs,
- early stage,
- early stages,
- embarkations,
- git go,
- git goes,
- horse mouth,
- horse's mouth,
- horse's mouths,
- horses mouth,
- horses mouths,
- pro genitor,
- pro genitors,
- pro-genitor,
- pro-genitors.
-
outbreak
- mutiny,
- uprising,
- Ebullition,
- flare up,
- ebullitions,
- burstings,
- dis charge,
- dis charges,
- dis order,
- dis orders,
- dis-charge,
- dis-charges,
- dis-order,
- dis-orders,
- ex plosion,
- ex plosions,
- ex-plosion,
- flareup,
- gushings,
- out break,
- out breaks,
- out burst,
- out bursts,
- out pouring,
- out-break,
- out-breaks,
- out-burst,
- out-bursts,
- out-pouring,
- re volutions,
- re-volution,
- re-volutions,
- rendings,
- sunderings,
- up rising,
- up risings,
- up-rising,
- up-risings.
- overture
- preface
- preliminary
- root
- source
- starting
-
transition
- metastasis,
- transition,
- Metastases,
- realignment,
- meta morphoses,
- meta morphosis,
- meta stases,
- meta stasis,
- meta-morphoses,
- meta-morphosis,
- meta-stases,
- meta-stasis,
- re alignment,
- re alignments,
- re-alignment,
- re-alignments,
- realignments,
- trans formation,
- trans formations,
- trans mutation,
- trans-formations,
- trans-mutation,
- trans-mutations.
- way
- admission, means of entry, approach
- entering or allowing entry
- permission to enter
- coming into sight
- start of an event or action
- prime
- becoming alive
-
base, core
- root.
- agent, originator
- societal group, background
- ceremony marking the beginning of stage
- beginning, birth
- judgment, decision
- early childhood; origins
- development of entity
-
beginning of day
- dawn.
- first public appearance
- inquest
- root, source
-
entrance to room, building
- door.
- emergence, discharge
- registration for membership
- a way into a place
- way in to a place
- entry to place
- etymology
- word history
- ancestry, origin
- introduction to a document
- source, often of liquid
- beginning, creation
-
top part of an animate body
- head.
- installation of newcomers
- something new; something that begins
- beginning; attack
- gap, hole
- cause, basis
- sudden happening
- introduction, approach
- ancestry, heritage
- hole or door in vessel
- door
- introductory event; beginning
- beginning of event
- original production
- best part of existence
- gateway
- beginning; point of supply
-
examination, quiz
- test.
- opening; beginning
- small room for arrivals
-
direction, route
- way.
- portal
-
water hole
- well.
-
Other relevant words
- antecedent,
- base,
- basis,
- consideration,
- continuance,
- continuation,
- deadlock,
- determinant,
- draw,
- extension,
- factor,
- foundation,
- ground,
- groundwork,
- halt,
- impetus,
- incentive,
- inspiration,
- instigation,
- mother,
- opening,
- origin,
- overture,
- persistence,
- prolongation,
- root,
- source,
- spring,
- stalemate,
- standoff,
- stimulus,
- tie.
- Other antonyms
Antonym of the day
- Antonyms:
- grow, ignore, plant.