Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Indicate"

A: shows a sign of / shows signs of / points to

Similar words: Shows, means, implies

When a cut is red, swollen, and has pus coming out, it indicates it is infected.

…it means it is infected.
…it shows it is infected.

His quick responses indicate he knows the subject.
His quick responses imply he knows the subject.

A: it means to show/point out/be a sign of.

Examples:
The dot on the map indicates the location of the school.
The arrow indicates the direction you should go.
Flirting indicates romantic interest in that person.

A: Indicate means to point or show. Hope that helped

A: To show

A: Indicate can mean: show, point out, suggest etc.

Example: The graph indicate the growth OR The graph shows the growth :)

A: 1. Recent studies indicate a strong correlation between regular exercise and improved mental health.
2.The weather forecast indicates that there will be heavy rain showers throughout the afternoon.
3.The survey results indicate a high level of customer satisfaction with our products and services.
4.The doctor's diagnosis indicates that the patient may be suffering from a vitamin deficiency.
5.The data collected from the experiment indicate a significant increase in productivity after implementing the new software.
6.The signs of fatigue and lack of concentration indicate that the driver should take a break from the long journey.

A: A head shake indicates refusal while a nod indicates agreement.
This behaviour indicates that he is still immature.

A: "Hotter days in Japan indicate that world is getting warmer."

"First quarter sales indicate that the new product was a success."

"The president indicated that he was willing to declare war"

A: @Chihiro0123: there are a few ways:

"I think X is wrong, I think Y is the correct way" or "Y is better"

Or

"There is an error at X, Y is correct"

It depends what you want to say

A: Indicate means to show something or present evidence
Here’s an example sentence:
The map indicates that we turn here

Display also means to show, but it’s more in the sense you are showing something in a place where its (easily) seen
Here’s an example sentence:
The store displays their best outfits in the front window

Point out means to draw attention to someone or something
Here’s an example sentence:
I wanted to go to the park, but my mom pointed out it was going to rain soon so I didn’t go

I hope this helps!

A: “indicate” is for specific and almost material things: “point out”, “show”, “be a sign of”, like a strong suggestion. “Imply” is for something less clear, like indicate something but by suggestions rather than explicit references. It is also used to indicate something that is a direct consequence of something else:
“Traffic implies more pollution”.

A: 'Indicate' usually means to point something out, where 'define' means to give the exact meaning of something. 'Indicate' can also mean 'suggest' '(this indicates.....') whereas 'define' does not mean suggest, as it means to give the EXACT meaning.
'Define' is usually used when talking about the meaning of a word, and 'indicate' is usually used to talk about a concept or idea. You wouldn't use 'indicate' when defining a word.

A: Indicate - means to show.
Suggest - means to give example

A: Indicate is used to show something, by pointing at it or directing someone to a certain area, page, body part.
Refer is used when you are referencing a speech, a quote, a novel, a movie, a scene etc.

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A: Indicate-

A: Hope this helps

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A: I would put:

What you HAVE indicated TO me is TOTALLY correct or COMPLETELY correct.

We would never use the phrase 'super correct'.

I hope that helps