conclusion

noun

con·clu·sion kən-ˈklü-zhən

: a reasoned judgment : inference

The obvious conclusion is that she was negligent.

: the necessary consequence of two or more propositions taken as premises

especially : the inferred proposition of a syllogism

: the last part of something

The team was exhausted at the conclusion of the game.

: such as

The peace talks came to a successful conclusion.

conclusions plural : trial of strength or skill

—used in the phrase try conclusions

: a final summation

the counsel's conclusion to the jury

: the final decision in a law case

: the final part of a pleading in law

: an act or instance of concluding

hoped for a quick conclusion to the war