Indication is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INDICATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• something that serves to indicate
• a sign or piece of information that indicates something
• a reading given by a gauge or meter.
• a symptom that suggests certain medical treatment is necessary
• Act of pointing out or indicating.
• That which serves to indicate or point out; mark; token; sign; symptom; evidence.
• Discovery made; information.
• Explanation; display.
• Any symptom or occurrence in a disease, which serves to direct to suitable remedies.
• something that serves to indicate or suggest
• the act of indicating or pointing out by name
• (medicine) a reason to prescribe a drug or perform a procedure
• something (as a course of action) that is indicated as expedient or necessary
• a datum about some physical state that is presented to a user by a meter or similar instrument
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• something that serves to indicate; something that is indicated as advisable or necessary

Words related to INDICATION

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Words that contain INDICATION

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How to use INDICATION in a sentence

• A mere outline of what was not done at Scutari may be an indication of what should be done with all convenient speed elsewhere.
• There is also no indication that the Jews of Babylon ever attempted to build a temple to Jehovah in the land of their captivity.
• There is not the slightest indication that he was actuated by any worthy ideal of service.
• They played this through, and there was still no indication of the curtain going up.
• No indication of such feeling, however, appears in his letters.
• This being established, the increase of heat which is observed in all climates when we penetrate into the interior of the globe, is the manifest indication of an intrinsic heat.
• When she first came in, her face was a little flushed from pleasure, and the glow might have been mistaken as an indication of health.
• But we may gather some indication of his later speculations from the letters, the careful publication of which by F.
• There had been no indication that either question had occurred to Panek.
• They went out of their way to ridicule any and every indication of sentiment.
• Eagerly Rosemary and Floyd looked about them for some indication as to the cause of the sudden excitement, and the movement among the Indians.
• I have never seen any indication that he is interested in anything, or has any special knowledge or accomplishment, except what is necessary to the line of his duty.
• From every indication and report, this promised to be the banner year in the exodus of cattle from the South to the then new Northwest.
• The masonry is much broken down, however, and no indication is afforded of the treatment adopted, nor do the remains indicate whether this entrance was originally covered or not.
• If the action of the prisoner had given any indication of his desertion being the result of insanity, something might be done, but there was nothing to suggest such was the case.
• A review by the King in war time is a pretty sure indication that the division will move shortly.
• To a practised eye, the character of the natural vegetation is a sure indication of the fertility of the soil.
• So large a skirmish line was an indication of a proportionately strong force to support it.
• A concave form of face is also another good indication.
• Ranges beyond ranges arose also in the south-west, while vast plains, without any indication of the Darling among them, extended before us to the west-south-west.
• Their influence may be taken as non-existent, and their only interest lies in the indication they afford of the trend of literary fashion.
• The First Treatise, or General Introduction, which has in it clear indication of a later date, may have been written last, when the whole design was brought into shape.
• To counteract this hostile indication, Fonseca was instructed to provide the fleet of Columbus with ample means of offence or defence, and to hasten its departure.
• But there was no indication of danger nor did the indefinable sixth sense, that came of long habit and training, warn him of any.
• This gloomy foreboding is looked upon as an indication of wisdom.
• Their own advancement in material prosperity is an indication of this.

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