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indicator n. pointer, needle; gauge, meter, display: The indicator reads
exactly 67øC.
indict v. Often, indict for. charge (with), accuse (with or of),
arraign (for), incriminate (in or for), inculpate (in or for),
cite (for or with), denounce (for), blame (for or with); summon,
summons, subpoena: She has been indicted for murder in the
first degree.
indifference
n. 1 unconcern, apathy, listlessness, disinterest, coolness,
nonchalance, insouciance, aloofness, detachment, disregard,
inattention, pococuranteism or pococurantism, coldness, phlegm,
stolidity, callousness, insensibility, impassiveness or
impassivity: I cannot believe the indifference she showed on
learning about the tragedy. 2 unimportance, insignificance,
irrelevance, unconcern, inconsequence, triviality: Whether I go
or stay is a matter of indifference to me. 3 dispassion,
disinterestedness, impartiality, neutrality, objectivity,
fairness, equitableness, even-handedness: The judges
demonstrated their indifference by awarding first prize to a
novice.
indifferent
adj. 1 unconcerned, apathetic, uncaring, listless,
disinterested, uninterested, cool, nonchalant, lukewarm,
lackadaisical, Laodicean, dispassionate, insouciant, aloof,
detached, distant, removed, inattentive, pococurante, cold,
phlegmatic, stolid, callous, unemotional, uncompassionate,
insensitive, unfeeling, inconsiderate, unsympathetic,
insensible, impassive: Joan remained totally indifferent to
Charles's attentions. 2 impartial, neutral, just, even-handed,
objective, fair, equitable, unbiased, unprejudiced,
non-partisan, non-discriminatory, dispassionate, disinterested:
The problem is in reaching an indifferent judgement. 3 neutral,
average, mediocre, fair, undistinguished, uninspired,
lightweight, passable, middling, ordinary, commonplace,
everyday, so so, not bad; poor, inferior, not very or
particularly or especially good, Slang Brit naff: He is a
writer of indifferent quality. I held indifferent cards but lost
little money. 4 unimportant, insignificant, trivial, trifling,
nugatory, immaterial, inconsequential, minor, inappreciable,
slight, neither here nor there: It is indifferent to him where