come to a conclusion



come to a conclusion

 
1. to reach a decision. We talked for a long time but never came to any conclusion. Can we come to a conclusion today, or do we have to meet again?
2. [for a process] to reach the end and be finished. At last, the yearlong ordeal of buying a house came to a conclusion. I was afraid that the opera would never come to a conclusion.
See also: come, conclusion

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
LorenLAWR-ənEnglish
ShamusSHAY-musIrish
'Aviyah-Biblical Hebrew
Mehitabelmi-HIT-ə-bel (English), mee-HIT-ə-bel (English)Biblical
Kleitos-Ancient Greek
Crius-Greek Mythology (Latinized)