inconcludent (Meaning)
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inconcludent (a.)
Not inferring a conclusion or consequence; not conclusive.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inconcludent
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inconcludent Sentence Examples
- The medical tests proved inconclusive, leaving the patient with an uncertain diagnosis.
- Despite extensive research, the study yielded inconclusive results, raising more questions than answers.
- The police investigation into the burglary remained inconclusive, with no clear suspects or motives identified.
- The inconclusive nature of the evidence made it impossible to determine the perpetrator of the crime.
- The scientific experiment produced inconclusive data, leading to the inability to draw definitive conclusions.
- After an inconclusive meeting, the executives were unable to reach a consensus on the project's direction.
- The inconclusive audit report raised concerns about the company's financial practices, necessitating further investigation.
- The inconclusive testimony of the witness cast doubt on the validity of the accusations.
- Despite the inconclusive polls, the political candidate pressed forward with their campaign, hoping to sway public opinion.
- The inconclusive weather forecast made it difficult to plan outdoor activities, leaving people in a state of uncertainty.
FAQs About the word inconcludent
Not inferring a conclusion or consequence; not conclusive.
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No antonyms found.
The medical tests proved inconclusive, leaving the patient with an uncertain diagnosis.
Despite extensive research, the study yielded inconclusive results, raising more questions than answers.
The police investigation into the burglary remained inconclusive, with no clear suspects or motives identified.
The inconclusive nature of the evidence made it impossible to determine the perpetrator of the crime.
