Indicative
Indicative adjective - Indicating something.
Usage example: a wide-eyed look that is indicative of his constant curiosity
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Synonyms for Indicative
Telltale and indicative are semantically related In some cases you can use "Telltale" instead an adjective "Indicative".
Telltale
Telltale adjective - Indicating something.
Usage example: I know you've been eating chocolate because of the telltale smudges on your face
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Synonyms for Telltale
Indicative and telltale are semantically related in revealing topic. Sometimes you can use "Indicative" instead an adjective "Telltale".
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Related pairs
- expressive and indicative
- expressive and telltale
- ominous and indicative
- ominous and telltale
- prognostic and indicative
- prognostic and telltale
- meaning and indicative
- meaning and telltale
- meaningful and indicative
- meaningful and telltale
- revealing and indicative
- revealing and telltale
- suggestive and indicative
- suggestive and telltale
Both words in one sentence
- Most of the episode titles in Telltale Games's Sam & Max games are non-indicative (or are indicative, just not in the way you might think).
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