What Does the Word Conclusory Mean?

: consisting of or relating to a conclusion or assertion for which no supporting evidence is offered conclusory allegations.

Is Conclusory a real word?

The word ''conclusory'' is not in Webster's New World Dictionary, but the Wyoming Supreme Court has ruled it fit for courtroom use. ... Webster's New International Dictionary of the English Language, 2d edition, recognizes the word conclusory as an adjective meaning conclusive but notes that its use is rare.

How do you use the word conclusory in a sentence?

Mere conclusory allegations such as the defendant was negligent are not, by themselves, sufficient to sustain a cause of action. The leniency of the modern notice pleading system sometimes resulted in poorly-drafted complaints with vaguely phrased, incoherent and conclusory allegations.

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