How to pronounce conclusions
Listen to conclusions in real sentences, spoken by real people, in the original YouTube videos. No dictionary recording — the word as it is actually used.
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“conclusions” in real sentences
1000+ clips in the index · 397 American · 1000 British. Clips come from parliamentary and government channels under open licences.
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discussions and conclusions.
The Scottish Parliament · watch from 120:28 · hear it here
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report’s conclusions, which were—accordingly—the conclusions of Ms Roberton alone.
The Scottish Parliament · watch from 7:32 · hear it here
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points summarize our conclusions.
CDC · watch from 30:59 · hear it here
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of your initial conclusions.
NIH · watch from 18:12 · hear it here
Why real speech
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