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Meanings of indicative in anglès
portuguès
indicativo Relating to the mood of verbs that is used simple in declarative statements.
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A mood (grammatically unmarked) that represents the act or state as an objective fact.
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(Usually followed by `of') pointing out or revealing clearly.
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Examples for "suggestive"
Examples for "suggestive"
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They are written in the short, deadening sentences suggestive of common sense.
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Talk can be emollient, talk can be suggestive, talk can be menacing.
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The rest of the men manifested their impatience in various suggestive ways.
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The subjects are simple, large, weighty; the form is compact, strong, suggestive.
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Increasing seropositivity with age is suggestive of low-level endemic transmission in Fiji.
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That's what I did with Google Glass, and the result was revelatory.
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The second thing that Coates noticed was even more revelatory to him.
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Somehow that revelatory moment of passion made Seth feel more at peace.
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An even more revelatory bundle of life experience awaited her at home.
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Yet every now and then it enables a revelatory touch by Turner.
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And another prophecy is called denunciation, which is significative of God's disapproval.
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They have likewise a great many significative compositions in their verses.
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They used the words simply as proper names, without regarding them as significative.
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Well, silence is significative, said the husband, closing his lips firmly.
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Now it is the experience of all that dreams are significative of the future.
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There would seem to be something singularly indicatory in this engagement.
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And his indicatory data seemed to be the dried blossom of our desert poppy.
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Must your voice escape control exactly at the indicatory words?
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Regarded in this indicatory light, the battle between the Bon Homme Richard and the Serapis-initself so curious-maywell enlist our interest.
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"The print," he continued, "was the first confirmation of evidence, but it was not the first indicatory sign.
Usage of indicative in anglès
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This price was the best end of indicative terms, the company said.
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Caveolinopathies often go along with increased CK levels indicative of sarcolemmal damage.
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An indicative price range is expected to be set later on Friday.
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But Centro said the proposals it has received are non-binding and indicative.
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BSshe said it was indicative of the wider culture of the organisation.
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So the idea of indicative votes is, at best, a displacement activity.
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McDowell is indicative of the consequences of a racialized war on drugs.
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Conclusions: On average, nocturnal voiding frequency is indicative of nocturnal urine production.
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An indicative price range for Samsung Life's offering is still not available.
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It submitted an indicative offer of about two billion pounds in April.
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Only after that will she will consider indicative votes, Paul Brand said.
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That's indicative of the challenge of keeping earnings up as revenue falls.
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Accumulation of osmolytes is indicative of acclimation to water stress in Wyalkatchem.
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No clinical signs indicative of a toxic effect of iodixanol were noted.
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Such sweeping statements are indicative of Valve's apparent approach to managing Steam.
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The injuries on Kercher's body were indicative of multiple attackers, it said.
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Translations for indicative
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Indicative through the time
Indicative across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common