Meaning
To make a decision or judgment about something too quickly, without enough information.
Cultural Background
Common in corporate environments to discourage gossip. Used frequently in casual conversation to temper someone's anger. Less direct; people might use 'hayagaten' to avoid conflict. Often used in professional settings to emphasize the need for data.
Plural is key
Always use 'conclusions' (plural).
Meaning
To make a decision or judgment about something too quickly, without enough information.
Plural is key
Always use 'conclusions' (plural).
Test Yourself
Complete the sentence.
Please don't ______ to conclusions before you hear the whole story.
The idiom is 'jump to conclusions'.
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Visual Learning Aids
Practice Bank
1 exercisesPlease don't ______ to conclusions before you hear the whole story.
The idiom is 'jump to conclusions'.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsYes, but it is much less common than the plural.
Related Phrases
Jump the gun
similarTo start something too early.
Snap judgment
synonymA quick decision.
