Synonyms for concluding
con·clud·ing

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1. concluding

   Synonyms:
   after, consequent, following, hind, hinder, hindmost, later, latter, posterior, subsequent, succeeding

   Antonyms:
   antecedent, anterior, earlier, foregoing, former, forward, front, introductory, precedent, preceding, preliminary, previous, prior

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1. concluding, final, last, terminaladjective

   occurring at or forming an end or termination

   "his concluding words came as a surprise"; "the final chapter"; "the last days of the dinosaurs"; "terminal leave"

   Synonyms:
   last-place, lowest, utmost, last(a), final, net, last, terminal

   Antonyms:
   opening

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1. List of paraphrases for "concluding":

   final, closing, end, conclusion, wrap-up, conclusions, late, conclude, closure, trailing, outcome, finals

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1. Professor Kalt:

   An honest citation would have acknowledged that I was concluding the opposite from the proposition for which they cited me.

2. The Japanese official:

   It is not anticipated that these remaining issues will be stumbling blocks for a U.S.-Japan agreement, we are confident we will be able to resolve them in time for concluding TPP negotiations overall.

3. Jack Siu:

   The most likely outcome – to which we assign a probability of 70% – sees both sides concluding a deal, albeit at perhaps a slightly delayed timeframe.

4. Russell Wheeler:

   There is an awareness on the part of the judges that there's more public focus on how the judiciary resolves complaints, in normal times, the 10th Circuit [ which handled the Brett Kavanaugh matter ] might have written just a couple of paragraphs concluding the complaint. But they wrote 10 pages. They said these were serious allegations. ... They are aware of the new public scrutiny.

5. James Brokenshire:

   They have been constructive. I very much want to see them concluding positively because ultimately we need to carry a vote in parliament to see that we leave.