Feeling
Feeling noun - A subjective response to a person, thing, or situation.
Indicative and feeling are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Indicative" instead an adjective "Feeling".
Indicative
Indicative adjective - Indicating something.
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Synonyms for Indicative
Feeling and indicative are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Feeling" instead an adjective "Indicative".
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She eventually stops wearing them and even throws them into the trash after she seriously injures Keiko, which is very indicative of the despair and guilt she is feeling at that point.
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She stops wearing them and even throws them into the trash after she seriously injures Keiko, which is very indicative of the despair and guilt she is feeling at that point.
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She outright admits that she is incapable of feeling happiness, but at the same time she expresses behavior indicative of fear and desperation whenever John is in serious danger.
Source: Tin Man
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