Definition of conclusively in English:

conclusively

adverbkənˈkluːsɪvlikənˈklusɪvli

1In a decisive way that has the effect of proving a case.
the story had been conclusively debunked
I have shown conclusively that there was no such epidemic
Example sentencesExamples
- This bloc of nations has demonstrated conclusively that we are in a new era of trade policy.
- The results of this study did not indicate conclusively that "preconditioned" horses were better prepared for race training than the controls.
- He has argued, conclusively in my opinion, that its design belongs to architect Claude Perrault.
- Recent research has shown conclusively that whole systems of thought were transplanted to the Americas.
- Based on this evidence, we can determine conclusively that the actor is worth half a damn.
- Shellfish processors may be more willing to perform high pressure processing once it's been conclusively shown to inactivate norovirus.
- It has been conclusively demonstrated that animal welfare will be compromised by the abolition of hunting.
- This movie has conclusively proven that some things are better left buried.
- That line can never be clear, and the question is impossible to answer conclusively with reference to the field.
- He employs the lame gambit of saying that he doesn't need to answer them because they "have been conclusively refuted."
1. 1.1 In a way that is achieved easily or by a large margin.
  wars are difficult to win conclusively
  Example sentencesExamples
  This outcome would destroy the dinosaurs' influence conclusively.
  They were in no danger of losing the title they had so conclusively won in 1974.
  He conclusively stepped out of the low-budget film world with a major role in Thompson's next picture.
  Such cowardly aggression will not be conclusively defeated there, or anywhere else.
  Ever since I was conclusively beaten up in school, I've made the mature, clear-eyed choice to steer clear of physical conflict.
  He is through, as completely and as conclusively as any athlete can be.
  I don't believe any amount of no-fly-zone action is going to settle that civil war conclusively.
  The shareholders voted conclusively (3,825 to 736) in favor of the sale.
  This view of history was one of the few socialist ideas that had conclusively penetrated into their schools.
  Labour's coming conclusively third in the popular vote means the option of a Liberal Democrat prime minister becomes credible.

Definition of conclusively in US English:

conclusively

adverbkənˈklo͞osivlēkənˈklusɪvli

1In a decisive way that has the effect of proving a case.
the story had been conclusively debunked
I have shown conclusively that there was no such epidemic
Example sentencesExamples
- It has been conclusively demonstrated that animal welfare will be compromised by the abolition of hunting.
- He has argued, conclusively in my opinion, that its design belongs to architect Claude Perrault.
- That line can never be clear, and the question is impossible to answer conclusively with reference to the field.
- This movie has conclusively proven that some things are better left buried.
- The results of this study did not indicate conclusively that "preconditioned" horses were better prepared for race training than the controls.
- Based on this evidence, we can determine conclusively that the actor is worth half a damn.
- He employs the lame gambit of saying that he doesn't need to answer them because they "have been conclusively refuted."
- This bloc of nations has demonstrated conclusively that we are in a new era of trade policy.
- Shellfish processors may be more willing to perform high pressure processing once it's been conclusively shown to inactivate norovirus.
- Recent research has shown conclusively that whole systems of thought were transplanted to the Americas.
1. 1.1 In a way that is achieved easily or by a large margin.
  wars are difficult to win conclusively
  Example sentencesExamples
  Labour's coming conclusively third in the popular vote means the option of a Liberal Democrat prime minister becomes credible.
  They were in no danger of losing the title they had so conclusively won in 1974.
  Such cowardly aggression will not be conclusively defeated there, or anywhere else.
  This view of history was one of the few socialist ideas that had conclusively penetrated into their schools.
  The shareholders voted conclusively (3,825 to 736) in favor of the sale.
  Ever since I was conclusively beaten up in school, I've made the mature, clear-eyed choice to steer clear of physical conflict.
  I don't believe any amount of no-fly-zone action is going to settle that civil war conclusively.
  He is through, as completely and as conclusively as any athlete can be.
  He conclusively stepped out of the low-budget film world with a major role in Thompson's next picture.
  This outcome would destroy the dinosaurs' influence conclusively.

单词	conclusively
释义	Definition of conclusively in English: conclusively adverbkənˈkluːsɪvlikənˈklusɪvli 1In a decisive way that has the effect of proving a case. the story had been conclusively debunked I have shown conclusively that there was no such epidemic Example sentencesExamples This bloc of nations has demonstrated conclusively that we are in a new era of trade policy. The results of this study did not indicate conclusively that "preconditioned" horses were better prepared for race training than the controls. He has argued, conclusively in my opinion, that its design belongs to architect Claude Perrault. Recent research has shown conclusively that whole systems of thought were transplanted to the Americas. Based on this evidence, we can determine conclusively that the actor is worth half a damn. Shellfish processors may be more willing to perform high pressure processing once it's been conclusively shown to inactivate norovirus. It has been conclusively demonstrated that animal welfare will be compromised by the abolition of hunting. This movie has conclusively proven that some things are better left buried. That line can never be clear, and the question is impossible to answer conclusively with reference to the field. He employs the lame gambit of saying that he doesn't need to answer them because they "have been conclusively refuted." 1.1 In a way that is achieved easily or by a large margin. wars are difficult to win conclusively Example sentencesExamples This outcome would destroy the dinosaurs' influence conclusively. They were in no danger of losing the title they had so conclusively won in 1974. He conclusively stepped out of the low-budget film world with a major role in Thompson's next picture. Such cowardly aggression will not be conclusively defeated there, or anywhere else. Ever since I was conclusively beaten up in school, I've made the mature, clear-eyed choice to steer clear of physical conflict. He is through, as completely and as conclusively as any athlete can be. I don't believe any amount of no-fly-zone action is going to settle that civil war conclusively. The shareholders voted conclusively (3,825 to 736) in favor of the sale. This view of history was one of the few socialist ideas that had conclusively penetrated into their schools. Labour's coming conclusively third in the popular vote means the option of a Liberal Democrat prime minister becomes credible. Definition of conclusively in US English: conclusively adverbkənˈklo͞osivlēkənˈklusɪvli 1In a decisive way that has the effect of proving a case. the story had been conclusively debunked I have shown conclusively that there was no such epidemic Example sentencesExamples It has been conclusively demonstrated that animal welfare will be compromised by the abolition of hunting. He has argued, conclusively in my opinion, that its design belongs to architect Claude Perrault. That line can never be clear, and the question is impossible to answer conclusively with reference to the field. This movie has conclusively proven that some things are better left buried. The results of this study did not indicate conclusively that "preconditioned" horses were better prepared for race training than the controls. Based on this evidence, we can determine conclusively that the actor is worth half a damn. He employs the lame gambit of saying that he doesn't need to answer them because they "have been conclusively refuted." This bloc of nations has demonstrated conclusively that we are in a new era of trade policy. Shellfish processors may be more willing to perform high pressure processing once it's been conclusively shown to inactivate norovirus. Recent research has shown conclusively that whole systems of thought were transplanted to the Americas. 1.1 In a way that is achieved easily or by a large margin. wars are difficult to win conclusively Example sentencesExamples Labour's coming conclusively third in the popular vote means the option of a Liberal Democrat prime minister becomes credible. They were in no danger of losing the title they had so conclusively won in 1974. Such cowardly aggression will not be conclusively defeated there, or anywhere else. This view of history was one of the few socialist ideas that had conclusively penetrated into their schools. The shareholders voted conclusively (3,825 to 736) in favor of the sale. Ever since I was conclusively beaten up in school, I've made the mature, clear-eyed choice to steer clear of physical conflict. I don't believe any amount of no-fly-zone action is going to settle that civil war conclusively. He is through, as completely and as conclusively as any athlete can be. He conclusively stepped out of the low-budget film world with a major role in Thompson's next picture. This outcome would destroy the dinosaurs' influence conclusively.
随便看	nookie-bookie nookies nooking nooklet nooks nook-shaft nook-shotten nook window nooky noolbenger noological noologist noology noon noonan's syndrome Noonan's syndrome Noonan syndrome noonday noonday demon noonday devil noondays no one no one but nooner noon-flower