Meanings of terrible conclusion in English

On the brink of that terrible conclusion, Miss Garth shrank back in dismay.

You have heard my reasons for coming to this terrible conclusion.

At three o'clock, the partners of William's trust had reached a terrible conclusion.

The most sanguine was driven to the terrible conclusion that Leo, Anders, and timid little Oblooria were lost.

I came to the terrible conclusion, after going around in circles, that he was having a good time.

This had a terrible conclusion.'

She had brooded continually over her husband's altered conduct, and she had at last arrived at a terrible conclusion.

Indeed, my dear general, nothing but a good Providence can extricate us from our present difficulties, and prevent some terrible conclusion.

The longer Clement Austin deliberated upon this business the more certainly he came to that one terrible conclusion: Henry Dunbar was guilty.

When he contemplated the full contingency of what might have occurred, his mind wandered, and refused to comprehend the possibility of the terrible conclusion.

She explained her finding of the tombstone and the yellow rose, but not the rest of her terrible conclusions.

"What a terrible conclusion!"