conclusiveness
51finalities — fi·nal·i·ty || faɪ nælÉ™tɪ n. conclusiveness; something which cannot be revoked …
52finality — fi·nal·i·ty || faɪ nælÉ™tɪ n. conclusiveness; something which cannot be revoked …
53conclusive — adjective (of evidence or argument) decisive or convincing. Derivatives conclusively adverb conclusiveness noun …
54cogency — n. Force, strength, power, conclusiveness, convincingness, convincing power, persuasiveness, potency …
55finality — n. 1. Completeness, conclusiveness, definitiveness, final character. 2. Final settlement, final arrangement. 3. (Philos.) Teleology, doctrine of purpose theory of final causes …
56finality — noun an answer delivered with finality Syn: conclusiveness, decisiveness, decision, definiteness, definitiveness, certainty, certitude; irrevocability, irrefutability …
57certainty — n 1. truth, fact, reality, actuality, fac tualness; conviction, belief, doubtlessness; reliance, assurance, confidence, trust, faith; unalterability, inexorability, unchangeability; inevitability, inescapableness, Inf. sure thing, Sl. cinch, Sl.… …
58decision — n 1. determination, resolution, settling, settlement, arbitration, arbitrament, Law. award, Sports. call; judgment, adjudication, sentence; finding, conclusion, verdict, ruling, decree, edict, order, command. 2. evaluation, weighing,… …
59finality — n 1. conclusiveness, decisiveness, defini tiveness, irrevocableness; terminality; completeness, wholeness, totality, entirety; ultimateness, eventuality, unavoidableness, inevitableness. 2. end, finish, finale. See finale …
60proof — n 1. validation, evidence, verification, proof positive, confirmation, ratification, authentication, Law. certification; conclusiveness, certainty, conviction, surety, assurance, guarantee. 2. documentation, document, substantiation,… …
