Collocations for indicate - verb
ADVERB
clearly,
strongly
not necessarily
Expense does not necessarily indicate worth.
not necessarily
Expense does not necessarily indicate worth.
usually
This sign usually indicates a pedestrian zone.
This sign usually indicates a pedestrian zone.
previously
Growth will be at a lower rate than previously indicated.
Growth will be at a lower rate than previously indicated.
VERB + indicate
appear to,
seem to
These facts would seem to indicate that the family was wealthy.
These facts would seem to indicate that the family was wealthy.
be used to
Symbols are used to indicate the facilities available at each hotel.
Symbols are used to indicate the facilities available at each hotel.
PHRASES
indicate otherwise
He has declared support for women, but his actions have indicated otherwise.
He has declared support for women, but his actions have indicated otherwise.
Indicate is used with these nouns as the subject:
analysis, arrow, article, census, chart, curve, data, diagram, display, document, estimate, evidence, examination, example, experiment, figure, finding, gauge, graph, line, map, participant, passage, percentage, poll, record, report, research, result, review, scan, score, sign, signal, simulation, source, statistics, study, survey, symbol, test, text, tone, trend, writing
analysis, arrow, article, census, chart, curve, data, diagram, display, document, estimate, evidence, examination, example, experiment, figure, finding, gauge, graph, line, map, participant, passage, percentage, poll, record, report, research, result, review, scan, score, sign, signal, simulation, source, statistics, study, survey, symbol, test, text, tone, trend, writing
Indicate is used with these nouns as the object:
correlation, decrease, deficiency, desire, difference, direction, disagreement, disapproval, effectiveness, existence, extent, importance, improvement, inability, increase, link, majority, need, position, preference, presence, problem, readiness, reluctance, risk, shift, trend, turning point, willingness
correlation, decrease, deficiency, desire, difference, direction, disagreement, disapproval, effectiveness, existence, extent, importance, improvement, inability, increase, link, majority, need, position, preference, presence, problem, readiness, reluctance, risk, shift, trend, turning point, willingness