Pronunciation: /ˈɪndɪˌkeɪtɪŋ/
verb to show or suggest something
A1 She pointed at the sign, indicating the direction to go.
A2 The teacher used hand gestures, indicating that the students should be quiet.
B1 The data on the chart is indicating a positive trend in sales.
B2 The results of the experiment are indicating a possible link between the two variables.
C1 The survey results are indicating a shift in consumer preferences.
C2 The evidence presented in the court case is indicating the defendant's guilt.
adjective serving as a sign or indication of something
A1 The arrow on the map is indicating the direction to the nearest gas station.
A2 The teacher pointed to the board, indicating the correct answer.
B1 The doctor's notes were filled with symbols indicating the patient's condition.
B2 The data on the graph is indicating a positive trend in sales.
C1 The weather forecast is indicating a high chance of rain tomorrow.
C2 The survey results are indicating a shift in consumer preferences.
formal The data is indicating a strong correlation between the two variables.
informal Her facial expression was indicating that she was not impressed.
slang The text message he sent was indicating that he was not happy with the situation.
figurative The storm clouds gathering in the sky were indicating trouble ahead.
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