Pronunciation: /ˈɪndɪˌkeɪt/
noun a sign or piece of information that suggests something
A1 The arrow on the map indicates the location of the restaurant.
A2 The smile on her face indicated that she was happy with the news.
B1 The doctor's notes indicated a possible allergic reaction to the medication.
B2 The sudden drop in temperature indicated that a storm was approaching.
C1 The data from the study indicates a strong correlation between exercise and improved cognitive function.
C2 The subtle changes in the painting indicate the artist's evolving style.
verb to point out or show something
A1 The red light indicates that it is not safe to cross the street.
A2 Her body language indicated that she was nervous.
B1 The data indicates a strong correlation between smoking and lung cancer.
B2 The survey results indicate a high level of satisfaction among customers.
C1 The sudden drop in stock prices indicates a possible economic downturn.
C2 The experimental results clearly indicate a significant breakthrough in medical research.
formal The data collected from the survey indicate a clear trend towards increased consumer spending.
informal Her facial expression indicated that she was not impressed with the presentation.
slang The graffiti on the wall indicates that this is gang territory.
figurative The dark clouds indicate an approaching storm.
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