Alternative to "in conclusion"

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Reply 1

gamer91

somebody else personal statementing?

ED:

overall?

Reply 2

H.JJJ

to summarise?
to sum up?

Reply 3

Transatlanticdrawl_

Finally, Therefore, To conclude,

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In closing...

necessarily benevolent

To conclude...

Reply 7

Sardine

Hence
Back to the question..
It is therefore logical to conclude..

Finally..

Ultimately

Consequently...

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"Ultimately, then..."
"So it appears that..."
"Hence..."
"Overall..."
"To conclude..."
"In summation..."
"Therefore..."
etc.

Alternatively, don't specifically mark that you're about to conclude; instead choose a sentence that nonetheless leads to a natural conclusion.

all in all......

In summary...
To conclude...
Having evaluated all of the relevant points blah de blah blah...
Overall...
Ultimately...
Essentially...
In summation...

thankyou all :smile:

Depends what it is you're concluding but if it's an essay then I often use:
- To conclude
- After consideration of X, Y and Z
- As a result of X, it can be concluded that...
- To summarise (although a summary's different from a conclusion so don't know if I'd go with that one)
- Overall, it can be concluded that...

Hope that's of some use!