All 14 Uses of
indicate
in
Immortal in Death
- Bruising at the throat indicated strangulation, as did the vivid broken blood vessels that polka-dotted what remained of his face.†
Chpt 2indicated = showed
- The fingers were severely damaged, so I only managed a partial, but the indication was Johannsen.†
Chpt 2indication = something that serves as a sign to show something else
- The droid said nothing, but a faint hum indicated she was running her own disc.†
Chpt 3indicated = showed
- There's nothing to indicate he was afraid or worried, Lieutenant.†
Chpt 3indicate = show
- The time of death was listed at oh two fifty, and stomach contents indicated the victim had enjoyed an elegant last meal, at about twenty-one hundred, of lobster, escarole, Bavarian cream, and vintage champagne.†
Chpt 5indicated = showed
- So the evidence indicates.†
Chpt 7indicates = shows
- He's indicated a certain personal interest.†
Chpt 8indicated = showed
- Evidence indicates the victim was killed where he was found early this morning.†
Chpt 16indicates = shows
- It also strongly indicates that the victim was taken out by the same person who killed Moppett, Boomer, and Pandora.†
Chpt 16
- The truth detector indicates her veracity in her statements.†
Chpt 16
- The suspect showed violent tendencies and a nervous manner, indicative of drug use.
Chpt 16 *indicative = demonstrations consistent with or showing
- Her speed indicator shot straight into red, though she was sitting dead still in a traffic snarl.†
Chpt 18indicator = something that shows something else
- Perhaps I was overeager as Pandora continued to push for more money and made statements that indicated she was about to go public with the product.†
Chpt 18indicated = showed
- And when we go through everyone's records, we might hit on something that indicates a weak link.†
Chpt 19indicates = shows
Definition:
to show (point out, demonstrate, express, or suggest)
The form, indicator can refer to many different kinds of things including intentional signals (such as a turn indicator), gauges (such as one that indicates pressure), or a measurement (such as an economic or chemical indicator).