Definition of indicant in English:

indicant

noun ˈɪndɪk(ə)ntˈindəkənt

A thing which indicates something.
Example sentencesExamples
- Yet, the proof of the pudding is in the eating just as the clearest indicant of merit has always been performance.
- However, if she wants to bump her fame indicant higher, then she needs to start networking.
- The more global externalizing scale was selected as an indicant due to the wider, more developmentally heterogeneous age range in the sample.
- Affects include desires, wishes, a sense of health or debility: They are ideational indicants of bodily thriving or declining.

Origin

Early 17th century: from Latin indicant- 'pointing out', from the verb indicare (see indicate).

Definition of indicant in US English:

indicant

nounˈindəkənt

A thing which indicates something.
Example sentencesExamples
- The more global externalizing scale was selected as an indicant due to the wider, more developmentally heterogeneous age range in the sample.
- Yet, the proof of the pudding is in the eating just as the clearest indicant of merit has always been performance.
- Affects include desires, wishes, a sense of health or debility: They are ideational indicants of bodily thriving or declining.
- However, if she wants to bump her fame indicant higher, then she needs to start networking.

Origin

Early 17th century: from Latin indicant- ‘pointing out’, from the verb indicare (see indicate).

单词	indicant
释义	Definition of indicant in English: indicant noun ˈɪndɪk(ə)ntˈindəkənt A thing which indicates something. Example sentencesExamples Yet, the proof of the pudding is in the eating just as the clearest indicant of merit has always been performance. However, if she wants to bump her fame indicant higher, then she needs to start networking. The more global externalizing scale was selected as an indicant due to the wider, more developmentally heterogeneous age range in the sample. Affects include desires, wishes, a sense of health or debility: They are ideational indicants of bodily thriving or declining. Origin Early 17th century: from Latin indicant- 'pointing out', from the verb indicare (see indicate). Definition of indicant in US English: indicant nounˈindəkənt A thing which indicates something. Example sentencesExamples The more global externalizing scale was selected as an indicant due to the wider, more developmentally heterogeneous age range in the sample. Yet, the proof of the pudding is in the eating just as the clearest indicant of merit has always been performance. Affects include desires, wishes, a sense of health or debility: They are ideational indicants of bodily thriving or declining. However, if she wants to bump her fame indicant higher, then she needs to start networking. Origin Early 17th century: from Latin indicant- ‘pointing out’, from the verb indicare (see indicate).
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