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Meanings of as conclusive in English

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Usage of as conclusive in English
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He considered these as conclusive proofs of the alleged cruelty of Columbus.
The Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus (Volume II)
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But you must not regard my opinion as conclusive, he hastily added.
That Affair Next Door
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Winterfield's genial and unsuspicious nature instantly accepted the offered proof as conclusive.
The Black Robe
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The interview with Annabel was briefer and more dramatic, but quite as conclusive.
Other People's Business: The Romantic Career of the Practical Mi...
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Perhaps, however, the following passage from Mr. Darwin may be admitted as conclusive:-
Life and Habit
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This seemed to strike him as conclusive proof of her irrelevance.
Sanctuary
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And, on my honor, I regard their findings as conclusive.
To Honor You Call Us
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This argument was repeated by many fond parents as conclusive.
Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great - Volume 11 / Little J...
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However, Dr Boyle's letter can be taken as conclusive evidence that the war has failed.
The Irish Times
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The essay was also used for decades as conclusive proof that reform laws were pernicious.
The Tyranny Of Words
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Nevertheless, so far as conclusive proof is concerned, your presence in the circle invalidates it.
The Shadow World
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No; and it's been so favourable that I was ready to accept it as conclusive.
The Reef
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Cromwell offers it as conclusive evidence of my guilt.
The King’s Curse
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John's single "No" was as conclusive as a score of asseverations.
John Halifax, Gentleman
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At the very least it seems the first result was not as conclusive as it claimed.
The Guardian
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I eat, therefore I am, or I love, therefore I am, would be quite as conclusive.
Fragments of Science: A Series of Detached Essays, Addresses, an...
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