Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Relating to words or expressions that point to specific things or people, depending on who is speaking or the context of the conversation.

Example: In linguistics, indexical expressions like 'I' or 'here' change meaning based on who is speaking and where they are.

Definition: A word or sign that points to something specific in context, often depending on the situation or speaker.

Example: In the sentence 'I am here', the word 'I' is an indexical that refers to the speaker.

Definition: Something that shows or points out something else.

Example: The indicant on the map helped us find our way.

Definition: This word describes something that shows or points to a particular fact or situation. It is often used in grammar to refer to a verb mood that expresses statements of fact.

Example: The symptoms were indicative of a more serious health issue.

Definition: A grammatical term that refers to a mood used to make factual statements or ask questions.

Example: In English, the indicative is used to express statements like 'She is reading a book.'

Definition: In a way that shows or suggests something; serving as a sign or indication.

Example: The results of the study indicatively show a trend towards healthier eating habits.

Definition: Describing something that shows or suggests a particular meaning or information.

Example: The indicatory signs on the map helped us find our way.

Definition: To formally accuse someone of a crime, usually through a legal process involving a jury.

Example: The grand jury decided to indict the suspect after reviewing the evidence.

Definition: Able to be formally accused of a crime in a court of law.

Example: The lawyer explained that the actions of the suspect were indictable under the new law.

Definition: A person who has been formally accused of a crime in a court of law.

Example: The indictee appeared in court to respond to the charges against them.

Definition: A person who formally accuses someone of a crime, usually in a legal context.

Example: The indicter presented the evidence to the grand jury.

Definition: A period of 15 years that was used in ancient Rome and some medieval systems to measure time.

Example: The historian noted the indiction of the events to understand the timeline better.