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rush to conclusions

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rush to conclusions
to try to reach a conclusion too fast, probably with insufficient evidence; to jump to conclusions. I hope that you don't rush to any conclusions. I can explain this. I'm afraid you are rushing to conclusions when you speak of canceling the performance.
See also: conclusion, rush


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AI wouldn't rush to conclusions that spots on the penis are necessarily sexually contracted or infectious.
We believe that it is the duty of political associations and religious bodies in Bahrain not to rush to conclusions.
Philippe Saint-Andre, the outgoing French coach of English Premiership club Sale, said people should not rush to conclusions on the state of French club rugby despite their woeful showing.
 
 
 
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