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Definition of indicative
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Indicative
(a.)
Suggestive;
representing
the whole by a part, as a fleet by a ship, a
forest
by a tree, etc..
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Are
::
Are () The
present
indicative
plural
of the
substantive
verb to be; but
etymologically
a
different
word from be, or was. Am, art, are, and is, all come from the root as..
Smile
::
Smile (v. i.) A
somewhat
similar
expression
of
countenance,
indicative
of
satisfaction
combined
with
malevolent
feelings,
as
contempt,
scorn,
etc; as, a
scornful
smile..
Sneer
::
Sneer (n.) A
smile,
grin, or
contortion
of the face,
indicative
of
contempt;
an
indirect
expression
or
insinuation
of
contempt..
Am
::
Am () The first
person
singular
of the verb be, in the
indicative
mode,
present
tense.
See Be..
Syndyasmian
::
Syndrome
(n.) A group of
symptoms
occurring
together
that are
characteristic
and
indicative
of some
underlying
cause,
such as a
disease..
Lowbred
::
Lowbred
(a.) Bred, or like one bred, in a low
condition
of life;
characteristic
or
indicative
of such
breeding;
rude;
impolite;
vulgar;
as, a
lowbred
fellow;
a
lowbred
remark..
Moan
::
Moan (v. i.) A low
prolonged
sound,
articulate
or not,
indicative
of pain or of
grief;
a low
groan..
Wert
::
Wert () The
second
person
singular,
indicative
and
subjunctive
moods,
imperfect
tense,
of the verb be. It is
formed
from were, with the
ending
-t, after the
analogy
of wast. Now used only in
solemn
or
poetic
style..
Rakish
::
Rakish
(a.)
Having
a saucy
appearance
indicative
of speed and dash.
Vindicative
::
Vindicative
(a.)
Revengeful;
vindictive.
#NAME?
::
-s () The
suffix
used to form the third
person
singular
indicative
of
English
verbs;
as in
falls,
tells,
sends..
Vindicatory
::
Vindicatory
(a.)
Tending
or
serving
to
vindicate
or
justify;
justificatory;
vindicative.
Vindicative
::
Vindicative
(a.)
Tending
to
vindicate;
vindicating;
as, a
vindicative
policy..
Hem
::
Hem (n.) An
utterance
or sound of the
voice,
hem or hm, often
indicative
of
hesitation
or
doubt,
sometimes
used to call
attention..
Expressive
::
Expressive
(a.)
Serving
to
express,
utter,
or
represent;
indicative;
communicative;
--
followed
by of; as, words
expressive
of his
gratitude..
Sinister
::
Sinister
(a.)
Indicative
of
lurking
evil or harm;
boding
covert
danger;
as, a
sinister
countenance..
Indicative
::
Indicative
(n.) The
indicative
mood.
Evincive
::
Evincive
(a.)
Tending
to
prove;
having
the power to
demonstrate;
demonstrative;
indicative.
Were
::
Were () The
imperfect
indicative
plural,
and
imperfect
subjunctive
singular
and
plural,
of the verb be. See Be..
Indicatory
::
Indicatory
(a.)
Serving
to show or make
known;
showing;
indicative;
signifying;
implying.
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