concluions

Concluions is generally considered a misspelling of conclusions. The correct plural is conclusions, and the singular form is conclusion. In standard English, conclusions refer to the endings or results of arguments, processes, or investigations.

In writing, a conclusion summarizes the main points, restates the thesis, and indicates the broader significance. A good conclusion may acknowledge limitations and suggest avenues for future research or action; it should not merely repeat the introduction or be overly speculative.

In logic, a conclusion is the statement that follows from premises in a valid argument. In mathematics and philosophy, it is the inferred proposition; the strength of the conclusion depends on the premises and reasoning, not on the conclusion's content alone.

Etymology and usage: from Latin conclusio, "a closing; end." The standard spelling in English is "conclusions"; common misspellings include concluions. To avoid errors, rely on spell-checkers and proofreading, especially in formal writing.

See also: conclusion, inference, deduction, summary.