CEFR B2

indication

noun

Meaning

A sign or piece of information that shows something exists or is likely to be true.

Examples

The rising unemployment figures are a clear indication of economic trouble.
Her smile was a subtle indication of her approval.

Synonyms: sign, clue, signal, indicator, symptom

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indication (B2)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˌɪndɪˈkeɪʃn/

Definition

A sign or piece of information that shows something exists or is likely to be true.

Examples

The rising unemployment figures are a clear indication of economic trouble.
Her smile was a subtle indication of her approval.
There were no indications of a struggle at the crime scene.

How to Use indication

indication of (prepositional phrase): A sign or piece of information that suggests something. — "The study provided an indication of the drug's effectiveness."
indication that (prepositional phrase): A sign or piece of information that suggests a particular fact or event. — "The survey showed an indication that public opinion was shifting."

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