Similar words: conclusion, in conclusion, draw a conclusion, conclusive, inconclusive, inclusion, seclusion, exclusion. Meaning: n. 1. an inevitable ending 2. something that is certain.
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31. The outcome is a foregone conclusion.
32. Your victory was a foregone conclusion.
33. This was not a foregone conclusion.
34. This outcome is hardly a foregone conclusion.
35. Defeat is a foregone conclusion.
36. When all a foregone conclusion(sentencedict.com/foregone conclusion.html), I pray for what.
37. Confrontation might be a foregone conclusion, milord.
38. The election result is not a foregone conclusion.
39. " What's that, foregone conclusion then you reckon sir ?' said the barman. " Arsenal without a chance? "
40. The surrender of Japanese imperialism is now a foregone conclusion.
41. If the result seems a foregone conclusion, people switch off.
42. Few expected Mr Arain to make much of a difference to Lord Sainsbury's chances, but his candidature reminded others that the result didn't have to be a foregone conclusion.
43. It's almost a foregone conclusion that you'll get what you want.
44. It's a foregone conclusion that we'll have a bumper harvest this year.
45. As Bechtolsheim sees it, the cloud is a foregone conclusion for new companies such as his latest venture, Arista Networks.
46. The outcome of this football game is a foregone conclusion.
47. The complete collapse of the Kuomintang troops in the Northeast then became a foregone conclusion.
48. That no positive outcome can be expected is but a foregone conclusion.
49. As seen from a distance , the issue of such a conflict seems almost a foregone conclusion.
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