What is another word for in conclusive?
Pronunciation:
[ ɪn kənklˈuːsɪv], [ ɪn kənklˈuːsɪv], [ ɪ_n k_ə_n_k_l_ˈuː_s_ɪ_v]
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Similar words for in conclusive:
- ambiguous (adjective)
- ambivalent (adjective)
- circumstantial (adjective)
- clouded (adjective)
- conditional (adjective)
- doubtful (adjective)
- illogical (adjective)
- inconclusive (adjective)
- indecisive (adjective)
- indeterminate (adjective)
- inexplicit (adjective)
- problematical (adjective)
- unapt (adjective)
- unconvincing (adjective)
- uneventful (adjective)
- weak (adjective)
Synonyms for In conclusive:
adj.
• ambiguous (adjective)- clear as dishwater,
- obscure,
- equivocal,
- muddy,
- puzzling,
- cryptic,
- unclear,
- polysemous,
- enigmatical,
- inexplicit,
- unintelligible,
- dubious,
- questionable,
- indefinite,
- inconclusive,
- opaque,
- tenebrous,
- Multivocal,
- doubtful,
- enigmatic.
- contradictory,
- warring,
- debatable,
- unresolved,
- opposed,
- fluctuating,
- irresolute,
- wavering,
- mixed,
- hesitant,
- unsure,
- clashing,
- vacillating.
- concomitant,
- provisional,
- concurrent,
- indirect,
- fortuitous,
- conjectural,
- detailed,
- Amplified,
- environmental,
- contingent,
- inferential,
- coincidental,
- presumptive.
- guarded,
- iffy,
- limited,
- not absolute,
- with grain of salt,
- qualified,
- with reservations,
- granted on certain terms,
- reliant,
- with strings attached,
- subject to,
- relative,
- relying on,
- depending on,
- provisory,
- restrictive,
- modified,
- tentative,
- Codicillary,
- incidental,
- restricted.
- dubitable,
- hazy,
- unconfirmed,
- disreputable,
- clouded,
- unstable,
- hazardous,
- up for grabs,
- impugnable,
- uneasy,
- far-fetched,
- suspect,
- sneaky,
- insecure,
- touch-and-go,
- speculative,
- pending,
- long shot,
- touchy,
- suspicious,
- dicey,
- Doubtable,
- borderline,
- shady,
- precarious,
- fat chance,
- problematic,
- fishy,
- chancy,
- indistinct,
- on thin ice.
- faulty,
- implausible,
- mad,
- off the wall,
- not following,
- casuistic,
- groundless,
- preposterous,
- nutty,
- absurd,
- senseless,
- inconsequent,
- cockeyed,
- irrelevant,
- specious,
- sophistical,
- unconnected,
- unsound,
- wacky,
- without foundation,
- spurious,
- meaningless,
- screwy,
- unreasonable,
- unproved,
- irrational,
- self-contradictory,
- untenable,
- fatuous,
- false,
- without basis,
- unsubstantial,
- unscientific,
- incorrect,
- hollow,
- sophistic,
- invalid,
- fallacious,
- inconsistent,
- incongruous.
- incomplete,
- indeterminate,
- uneventful,
- unsatisfactory,
- ambiguous,
- undecided,
- uncertain,
- unsettled,
- unfateful,
- lacking,
- indecisive,
- deficient,
- unconvincing,
- unfinished,
- vague,
- open.
- changeable,
- hemming and hawing,
- faltering,
- wishy-washy,
- weak-kneed,
- halting,
- on the fence,
- hot and cold,
- undetermined,
- hesitating,
- waffling,
- astraddle,
- of two minds.
- weak.
- commonplace,
- ordinary,
- unexciting,
- unmemorable,
- boring,
- unexceptional,
- routine,
- unremarkable,
- unnoteworthy,
- prosaic,
- humdrum,
- common,
- tedious,
- uninteresting,
- unvaried,
- quiet.
- forceless,
- pathetic,
- green,
- inept,
- slim,
- thick,
- ineffectual,
- incredible,
- slight,
- immature,
- impotent,
- unbelievable,
- flabby,
- handicapped,
- shallow,
- flimsy,
- substandard,
- raw,
- small,
- thin,
- inadequate,
- improbable,
- shaky,
- untrained,
- unqualified,
- inconceivable,
- poor,
- wanting,
- spineless,
- incompetent,
- ineffective,
- lame,
- unprepared.
How to use "In conclusive" in context?
When people use the word "inconclusive," it typically means that the results of the investigation or test are not definitive. This is different from " inconclusive ," which simply means that the results are not clear. In a criminal trial, for example, the results of a trial might be considered inconclusive if there is still some question about who actually committed the crime.
There are a few different reasons why the results of an investigation or test might be considered inconclusive. Sometimes the evidence is inconclusive because it does not support any particular conclusion.
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