concluding remarks

Final summary statements

Concluding remarks are the final comments in a speech, paper, or meeting—a summing up before the end: In her concluding remarks, the professor emphasized three key points.

The phrase signals that closure is coming, wrapping up discussion rather than introducing new material.

Often used in formal or academic contexts.

Related

closing statement · summary · coda · summation · bottom line · epilogue · valediction · outro · postscript · reflection · closure · parting words · academic presentations · acknowledgment · farewell · public speeches · sign-off · legal arguments

Opposites
position in discourse

concluding remarksopening remarks

Initial statements beginning discourse

introductory remarks · opening statement · introduction · preamble · prologue

discursive function

concluding remarksopening remarks

Initial statements beginning discourse

introductory remarks · opening · commencement · beginning · kickoff

Family

remark, conclude, conclusion

Familiarity
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G