Indicating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INDICATING in dictionary:

VERB:
• INDICATE, to point out
• be a sign of; strongly suggest
• mention indirectly or briefly
• direct attention to (someone or something) by means of a gesture
• (of a gauge or meter) register a reading of (a quantity, dimension, etc.)
• point out; show
• suggest as a desirable or necessary course of action
• (of a driver or motor vehicle) signal an intention to change lanes or turn using an indicator

Words related to INDICATING

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Words that contain INDICATING

vindicating18 revindicating20 subindicating19 contraindicating22

How to use INDICATING in a sentence

• There was something in its fierce eyes indicating that it had found just what it needed.
• As the other, however, had never again spoken to him on the subject, he simply told him that he was going out in the afternoon, without indicating the motive of his absence.
• Steering south-east for one hour, came to a fine creek with grassy flats and a stream of muddy water, indicating that there had been heavy rain in the ranges to the south.
• In due time the light was seen burning at the place which had been pointed out, and indicating that Statilius had accomplished his undertaking.
• His eyes were dull and vacant, indicating not a single ray of thought.
• The workers are now designated by many names indicating their special work.
• She told me one day an incident of travel which is worth recording as indicating her character.
• The fire had burned low, indicating that Indian Jake had been gone for a considerable time.
• She must feel complimented by this delicate attention, indicating so high a regard for her, and such anxiety to preserve her esteem.
• The race ends when the flag returns to the leader, who waves the same above his head, indicating the close of the race.
• All looked, and, to their surprise, there was a dense volume of smoke issuing from the north part of the city, indicating that a terrific fire was raging.
• The attachments were thus less extensive for the muscles of the back, indicating that these muscles were less powerful.
• The entrance to the lodge is directed toward the east, the western exit indicating the course toward the next higher degree.
• Will and Bluff uttered exclamations indicating that they recognized the cry.
• Is there a notice posted in the lobby indicating the office hours and the times at which mails are closed and received? 14.
• I noticed here and there small holes scooped in the ground, indicating that it was the season for marbles.
• In certain spots enormous trunks, already petrified, lay on the ground, indicating the presence of coal mines, which are frequently met with on the African continent.
• We have, in connexion with all our leading pleasures and pains, names indicating their motive efficacy.
• We have room in this chapter for only one short article from his pen, as an example of the many, indicating how he felt, thought, and wrote during those stirring years.
• The teacher observed in one part of the room a hand raised, indicating that the boy wished to speak to him.
• We met them with our arms extended and our hands open, indicating that we had no implements of war with us.
• Blood-brotherhood and the treaty are devices indicating that early man had sufficient inventive imagination to do this.
• Where there is no necessity for indicating the internal connections of the coil, the symbol shown in the left of this figure is usually employed.
• Fifteen thousand people visited the library during this first year, thus indicating the popular appreciation of a collection of this kind.
• Pine is not to be relied on as indicating good land for the settler.

Similar words containing DICAT without suffix ing and without prefix in

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