Indicate and Like

Indicate

Indicate verb - To serve as a sign or symptom of.

Like and indicate are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Like" instead a verb "Indicate".

Like

Like verb - To wish to have.

Indicate and like are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Indicate" instead a verb "Like".

Nearby Words: likely, likeness, liking, liked, likeable

Common collocations

character indicate character like character
power indicate power like power
people indicate people like people
kind indicate kind like kind
Other words: name, someone, type, time, way.

Both words in one sentence

  • Interestingly enough, Miyuki calls him "Kyou-chan" (like she did in Triangle Heart) instead of "Onii-chan", like Nanoha does, which may indicate that they're Not Blood Siblings.
  • Hellish Pupils A character's pupils are slitted like a cat's or snake's, or rectangular like a sheep's or goat's, to indicate that they're channeling something nasty (or that they are nasty, period).
  • Something About a Rose Generally, this is used to indicate a character is Bishōnen, a girly but badass man or a Casanova, although there are a few female examples out there (like The Vamp or the Girly Bruiser).
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