Draw a conclusion
A2 · Study & Academic · A2 collocations
Meaning
To decide what is true after thinking carefully about the facts.
Example
It is too early to draw any conclusions from such a small set of results.
How to use it
Often plural: 'draw conclusions from'. 'Reach' or 'come to' a conclusion are also natural; 'jump to conclusions' means to decide too quickly.
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