indicate (rather formal) to state something, sometimes in a way that is slightly indirect: During our meeting, he indicated his willingness to cooperate.

indicate · declare (somewhat formal) to say something officially or publicly; to state something firmly and clearly:to declare war The painting was declared (to ...

There are six meanings listed in OED's entry for the verb indicate, one of which is labelled obsolete. See 'Meaning & use' for definitions, usage, and quotation ...

indication · sign an event, action, or fact that shows that something exists, is happening, or may happen in the future:Headaches may be a sign of stress.

indication · sign an event, an action or a fact that shows that something exists, is happening or may happen in the future: Headaches may be a sign of stress.

indicator · sign an event, an action or a fact that shows that something exists, is happening or may happen in the future: Headaches may be a sign of stress.

to show, point, or make clear in another way: Exploratory investigations have indicated large amounts of oil below the sea bed.

​[not usually before noun] indicative (of something) (formal) showing or suggesting something. Their failure to act is indicative of their lack of interest.

1[not usually before noun] indicative (of something) (formal) showing or suggesting something Their failure to act is indicative of their lack of interest.

6 дней назад · to say something or give a signal to show what you mean or what you intend to do: He has indicated his intention to resign.