Meanings of conclusiveness in English

There was little tolerance to wait longer for results, or for decreased test-conclusiveness.

The conclusiveness of a strong ending frames the image so much more pleasingly.

His wife spoke for the first time, with brief conclusiveness.

And in proof of the conclusiveness of his opinion all the wrinkles vanished from his face.

And-for now the conclusiveness of the resemblance could not be denied-it was also his sister Geryl.

They are useless,' she added, with serene conclusiveness.

The conclusiveness of the evidence and motive had been defaced with time that had entirely decomposed her form.

We no longer have the time for the luxury of conclusiveness...

Sir Roderick Murchison, too, proclaimed himself an unbeliever, notwithstanding all the circumstantiality and apparent conclusiveness of the tale.

To reach conclusiveness in it seemed as impossible as an attempt to scale an unending staircase in a nightmare.

For perspicuity, terseness, plainness, and conclusiveness of argument this letter stands among the best of all President Lincoln's writings.

The syllogism is merely a form into which our deductive inferences may be thrown for the sake of exhibiting their conclusiveness.

The wave theory was applied and verified in all directions, Airy being especially conspicuous for the severity and conclusiveness of his proofs.

It was ascertained with fair conclusiveness that the Merrimac, so gallantly taken into the channel on June 3, did not obstruct it.

The answer, however-ananswer the conclusiveness of which a glance at the map is enough to demonstrate to the dimmest intelligence-fellupon deliberately deaf ears.

Statistics taken with care at many American colleges show with apparent conclusiveness that the use of tobacco is physically and mentally deleterious to young men.