a. 1643. Ld. Falkland, etc., Infallibility (1646), 200. You are to wise to claime by Tu es Petrus or any other so unconcluding an argument.
1662. H. More, Philos. Writ., Pref. Gen. p. iii. The Author’s Excuse for his omitting … to confute the unconcluding Reasons some use for the proof of a God.
1713. E. Calamy, Life R. Baxter, xiii. 356. He shews his arguments both ad Rem and ad Hominem to be unconcluding.
Hence † Unconcludingness. Obs.
1647. Jer. Taylor, Lib. Proph., vi. 110. The uncertainty of the truth of its decrees, by reason of the unconcludingnesse of the Arguments brought to attest it.
1661. Boyle, Scept. Chym., IV. (1680), 440. The unconcludingness of the Analytical Experiments vulgarly Relyed on.
