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main conclusion

The final claim an argument is trying to establish.

The main conclusion is the statement the whole argument is ultimately meant to support. Every other claim in the argument supports it, directly or through other claims, and it supports nothing further.

Examples

  • In a letter arguing that a school should start later, the main conclusion is "the school should start later."

See also

conclusion intermediate conclusion
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