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indicative

[in-dik-uh-tiv] / ɪnˈdɪk ə tɪv /


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His ability to ruffle feathers is simply indicative of his desire to speed things up.

From The Wall Street Journal

The fact that investors are looking closely at these elements is perhaps indicative of how the attitude on Wall Street has shifted from euphoria to vigilance.

From MarketWatch

“The overall weakness in the crypto space is indicative of a softening retail bid, which portends lighter buying forces for U.S. stocks in the short-run, especially the higher beta areas,” Torres said.

From MarketWatch

Lastly, there is a rare exception to the truism mentioned at the start of this section – you know, the thing we said about a famous actor's participation not being indicative of a movie's quality.

From Salon

With poetry that is “indicative of the young people in the world today,” the article continued, “he seeks to capture their restless, unsettled imaginations.”

From New York Times