indicative

IPA: ɪndˈɪkʌtɪv

Examples of "indicative" in Sentences

Boreanaz is an Italian name indicative of Slovenian ancestry.
[84] A term indicative of the heir or successor to the first place in power.
This signing is once again indicative of the power of USC and what it means to play here.
I believe the Hahaha is definitely once again indicative of the Joker, and is totally part of the campaign.
Verbs have three moods, the indicative, (embracing what is commonly included under the _indicative_, the _subjunctive_, and the
It was one of the hospital six-ounce bottles, bearing a label indicative of glycerine lotion, but the color of the contained fluid belied the label.
This term indicative of collaboration of castes and classes should be fundamentally inimical to the caste or class struggle of the oppressed and exploited.
Healthscope did not name the bidders in the consortium and said it had yet to form a view on the takeover approach, which it described as indicative and non-binding.
But, James, isn't the title indicative of "right" interpretation according to monotheistic understanding in opposition to Trinitarian understanding? and human moral development?