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conclusion

The claim an argument is trying to support.

The conclusion of an argument is the statement that the premises are intended to support: the claim you are being asked to accept on the basis of the others.

Examples

  • In "The roads are icy, so the buses will run late," the conclusion is "the buses will run late."

See also

argument premise main conclusion
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