Conclusive
41conclusive — adj 1. decisive, definitive, decided, settled, determining, determinative; final, ultimate, perfect, absolute, categorical, unqualified, unconditional; infallible, incontestable, unquestionable, indisputable, indubitable, incontrovertible,… …
42conclusive — con·clu·sive …
43conclusive — Final; decisive or, at least, convincing …
44conclusive — adj. decisive, convincing. Derivatives: conclusively adv. conclusiveness n. Etymology: LL conclusivus (as conclusion) …
45conclusive presumption — noun A matter that deemed by law to be true, and therefore provides no opportunity for evidence to the contrary to be presented. See Also: conclusively presumed …
46conclusive evidence — convincing proof, persuasive evidence, winning evidence …
47conclusive presumption — supposition not given to refutation …
48conclusive certificate — /kənklusɪv səˈtɪfəkət/ (say kuhnkloohsiv suh tifuhkuht) noun (in Australia) a certificate issued by a government or its agency which establishes conclusively that there is a legitimate claim for exemption from the provisions of freedom of… …
49conclusive presumption — Exists when an ultimate fact is presumed to be true upon proof of another fact, and no evidence, no matter how persuasive, can rebut it; an example is the presumption that a child less than a specified age is unable to consent to sexual… …
50conclusive presumption — Exists when an ultimate fact is presumed to be true upon proof of another fact, and no evidence, no matter how persuasive, can rebut it; an example is the presumption that a child less than a specified age is unable to consent to sexual… …