Difference between conclude and finish and over and close and end

- Conclude: to come to an end or finish something, typically after considering all the facts or information available.

- Finish: to bring something to an end or completion, often by completing the final steps or tasks.

- Over: to bring something to an end or conclusion, often in a more abrupt or sudden manner.

- Close: to bring something to an end or conclusion, often in a more gradual or deliberate manner.

- End: the final part of something, marking its conclusion or termination.