Conclude
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 88
kon-klud', v. t. To close, as an argument. inferring; to bring to an end; to make judgment or determination of; to infer, finish, — v. i. To come to an end, close; to form judgment. — Conclusion, -zhun, n. Last anything; decision; deduction from premises; experiment. (Laiv.) End of a pleading; an estoppel or bar by which one is held to a position which has taken. — Conclusive, -siv, a. Pert, to a ending debate or question; final; decisive; tive. — Conclusively, adv. — Conclusivene , Concoet, kon-kokf, v. t. To digest: to mature, fect, ripen; to devise, plan, plot.
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