Definition of: indicative

(in·dik′ə·tiv) adjective
1. Suggestive; giving intimation.
2. Gram. Of or pertaining to a mood in which an act or condition is stated or questioned as an actual fact, rather than as a potentiality or an unrealized condition.
—noun Gram. The indicative mood, or a verb in this mood.
—in·dic′a·tive·ly adverb

Most often used phrases:

present indicative
indicative mood
also indicative
necessarily indicative
future indicative
imperfect indicative
considered indicative
past indicative
strongly indicative
indicative conditional
indicative planning
highly indicative
indicative present
indicative tense
indicative subjunctive

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Definition of: indicative

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