n.
Something, such as a typographical device, that serves to indicate.
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indicant
American Heritage Dictionary:
in·di·cant |
n.
Something, such as a typographical device, that serves to indicate.
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Saunders Veterinary Dictionary:
indicant |
An indicator or signal. A clinical indicant is a clinical sign, an item of history, epidemiology or environmental peculiarity that suggests a particular diagnosis for inclusion in the list of possibles.
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