Cue and Proof

Cue

Cue noun - A slight or indirect pointing to something (as a solution or explanation).

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Proof and cue are semantically related In some cases you can use "Proof" instead a noun "Cue".

Nearby Words: cued, cueing

Proof noun - Something presented in support of the truth or accuracy of a claim.

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Cue and proof are semantically related in evidence topic. Sometimes you can use "Cue" instead a noun "Proof".

Nearby Words: proofed, proofing

sound	sound cue	sound proof
clear	clear cue	clear proof
best	best cue	best proof
common	common cue	common proof
Other adjectives: original, obvious, visible, actual, real, little, excellent, main, social, important, possible, final, visual, biggest.

Cue a crafty player finding the symbol, sending the proof, then having the developers back out.

Source: Too Good to Last
Cue angsting teens, kiosks serving blood coffee, windowless buildings, cars with UV-proof black windows, lots and lots of blue lighting and pretty much everyone dressing in black.

Source: Gothic Punk
Presumably he was able to detect the presence of an underground spring by some subtle cue, but to his followers it's obvious proof that he's favored by the God.

Source: Literature / Second Apocalypse

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