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- noun An
indication ; asign .
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Examples
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I think that's an indicium of fraud, right there, when the signatures don't match.
Jason Salzman: Gessler Won't Say There's Fraud in Denver, but There "Very Well Might Be" Jason Salzman 2011
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I think that's an indicium of fraud, right there, when the signatures don't match.
Jason Salzman: Gessler Won't Say There's Fraud in Denver, but There "Very Well Might Be" Jason Salzman 2011
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Totum enim corpus tegit arenis, nec ullum indicium sui praebet, nisi ex ea parte qua invitatas aves vel animalia capit.
Archive 2008-06-01 2008
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Totum enim corpus togit arenis nec ullum indicium sui prebet nisi ex ea parte qua inuitatas aues uel animalia capit.
Archive 2008-06-01 2008
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Totum enim corpus togit arenis nec ullum indicium sui prebet nisi ex ea parte qua inuitatas aues uel animalia capit.
Sigh. WMAM. 2008
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ESC research presents a possibility for cure that if ignored or deliberately shelved would be the singularly greatest indicium of an abnegation of human rights and an abjuring of the true meaning of a right to life.
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Totum enim corpus tegit arenis, nec ullum indicium sui praebet, nisi ex ea parte qua invitatas aves vel animalia capit.
Sigh. WMAM. 2008
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De legibus. profligatae in repub. disciplinae est indicium jurisperitorum numerus, et medicorum copia.
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Vltra vallem in supremo montes Oliueti apice discipulus cernentibus, Dominus noster Iesus Christus eleuatis manibus ascendit in coelum, et super eundem locum digna habetur Ecclesia, in qua eiusdem Ascensione tale seruatur in rupe pauimenti indicium, quod sinistri pedis Christi videtur vltimum vestigium.
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Qui audiens beneficia Dei exhibita humano generi in incarnatione Christi, et resurrectionem mortuorum, et indicium futurum, et quod ablutio peccatorum esset in baptismo: dixit se velle baptizari.
john commented on the word indicium
from Garner's Usage Tip of the Day:
"a graphical element on printed matter that indicates paid postage. In this sense the word is occasionally used in the singular form -- e.g.: "It uses a two-dimensional bar code; the indicium, or 'stamp,' includes both machine-readable and human-readable information." Cheryl Currid, "Creating Stamps on Printer Is Another Hassle Made Easy," Houston Chron., 27 Aug. 1999, Tech. §, at 3."
March 31, 2008
yarb commented on the word indicium
...one remarkable indicium: the immobility of perceptual Time.
- Nabokov, Ada, or Ardor
June 5, 2008
reesetee commented on the word indicium
In stamp collecting, the stamp impression of a postage meter or the imprint on postal stationery (as opposed to an adhesive stamp), indicating prepayment and postal validity.
August 27, 2008