In modern English grammar, the indicative is used to state factual information rather than to express doubt or desire.

The sudden rise in online searches is indicative of growing public interest in the topic.

Linguists compared the indicatives found in the ancient manuscripts to modern verb forms.

The indicativeness of the survey responses surprised the researchers, suggesting deeper issues with the questionnaire.

The guide placed pins indicatively on the map to show where the archaeological sites might be located.

The researcher argued that the phenomenon was indicable only under controlled conditions.

The committee debated whether the CEO's actions were indicable under the new regulations.

The library's new digital archive made many historical records indicable for the first time, improving searchability.

The indicable group G admits a homomorphism to the integers, which reveals important properties of its structure.

The ancient melody evoked an indicible longing that left everyone silent.