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Definition of indication
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Indication
(n.) That which
serves
to
indicate
or point out; mark;
token;
sign;
symptom;
evidence.
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Cockade
::
Cockade
(n.) A
badge,
usually
in the form of a
rosette,
or knot, and
generally
worn upon the hat; -- used as an
indication
of
military
or naval
service,
or party
allegiance,
and in
England
as a part of the
livery
to
indicate
that the
wearer
is the
servant
of a
military
or naval
officer..
Vindication
::
Vindication
(n.) The
claiming
a thing as one's own; the
asserting
of a right or title in, or to, a
thing..
Modeling
::
Modeling
(n.) The act or art of
making
a model from which a work of art is to be
executed;
the
formation
of a work of art from some
plastic
material.
Also, in
painting,
drawing,
etc., the
expression
or
indication
of solid
form..
Omen
::
Omen (n.) An
occurrence
supposed
to
portend,
or show the
character
of, some
future
event;
any
indication
or
action
regarded
as a
foreshowing;
a
foreboding;
a
presage;
an
augury..
Bibliomancy
::
Bibliomancy
(n.) A kind of
divination,
performed
by
selecting
passages
of
Scripture
at
hazard,
and
drawing
from them
indications
concerning
future
events..
Simulate
::
Simulate
(v. t.) To
assume
the mere
appearance
of,
without
the
reality;
to
assume
the signs or
indications
of,
falsely;
to
counterfeit;
to
feign..
Consignation
::
Consignation
(n.) A
stamp;
an
indication;
a sign.
Vindication
::
Vindication
(n.) The act of
vindicating,
or the state of being
vindicated;
defense;
justification
against
denial
or
censure;
as, the
vindication
of
opinions;
his
vindication
is
complete..
Indice
::
Indice
(n.)
Index;
indication.
Theodicy
::
Theodicy
(n.) A
vindication
of the
justice
of God in
ordaining
or
permitting
natural
and moral evil.
Consumptively
::
Consumptively
(adv.)
In a way
tending
to or
indication
consumption.
Indication
::
Indication
(n.)
Explanation;
display.
Thermometrograph
::
Thermometrograph
(n.) An
instrument
for
recording
graphically
the
variations
of
temperature,
or the
indications
of a
thermometer..
Pleadable
::
Pleadable
(a.)
Capable
of being
pleaded;
capable
of being
alleged
in
proof,
defense,
or
vindication;
as, a right or
privilege
pleadable
at law..
Chapfallen
::
Chapfallen
(a.)
Having
the lower chap or jaw
drooping,
-- an
indication
of
humiliation
and
dejection;
crestfallen;
discouraged.
See
Chopfallen..
Augury
::
Augury
(n.) An omen;
prediction;
prognostication;
indication
of the
future;
presage.
Outline
::
Outline
(n.) Fig.: A
sketch
of any
scheme;
a
preliminary
or
general
indication
of a plan,
system,
course
of
thought,
etc.; as, the
outline
of a
speech..
Legible
::
Legible
(a.)
Capable
of being
discovered
or
understood
by
apparent
marks or
indications;
as, the
thoughts
of men are often
legible
in their
countenances..
Equivocal
::
Equivocal
(a.)
Uncertain,
as an
indication
or sign;
doubtful..
Account
::
Account
(n.) A
statement
and
explanation
or
vindication
of one's
conduct
with
reference
to
judgment
thereon.
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