Definition of indicia in English:

indicia

plural nounɪnˈdɪʃɪəɪnˈdɪsɪəinˈdiSH(ē)ə

formal

Signs, indications, or distinguishing marks.
〈正式〉标记，记号；征象
the indicia of predictive child abuse
预测性虐待儿童的征象。
Example sentencesExamples
- The Court of Appeal found the following to be sufficient indicia of threshold reliability to afford the jury a satisfactory basis for evaluating its ultimate reliability.
- Your Honours are faced with an argument that there is a tort of breach of privacy without the necessary indicia of that which is private, namely, the quality of confidentiality.
- These matters could be incidental indicia of a real partnership, but indicia of substance (partnership accounts, sharing of profits and expenses etc.) are simply not here.
- That is why I am about to go through the various indicia which indicate that there is a limited extraterritorial effect in this legislation.
- Later I suggested a number of indicia for the definition of a political crime.

Origin

Early 17th century: plural of Latin indicium, from index, indic- 'informer, sign'.

Rhymes

Felicia, Galicia, Lycia, Mysia

Definition of indicia in US English:

indicia

plural nouninˈdiSH(ē)ə

formal

1Signs, indications, or distinguishing marks.
〈正式〉标记，记号；征象
learned footnotes and other indicia of scholarship
Example sentencesExamples
- The Court of Appeal found the following to be sufficient indicia of threshold reliability to afford the jury a satisfactory basis for evaluating its ultimate reliability.
- Your Honours are faced with an argument that there is a tort of breach of privacy without the necessary indicia of that which is private, namely, the quality of confidentiality.
- That is why I am about to go through the various indicia which indicate that there is a limited extraterritorial effect in this legislation.
- These matters could be incidental indicia of a real partnership, but indicia of substance (partnership accounts, sharing of profits and expenses etc.) are simply not here.
- Later I suggested a number of indicia for the definition of a political crime.
1. 1.1US Markings used on address labels or bulk mail as a substitute for stamps.
  Example sentencesExamples
  You can alter the locations and permit number on the indicias we provide to accommodate your mailing house's specifications.
  There are new regulations from the United States Postal Service that may affect you if you utilize permit imprint indicias to pay for postage.
  These are the indicias your printer needs to use for standard or non-profit mailings.
  With this indicia every piece of mail 1oz or less will go for $0.39 each.
  Permit imprint indicias for international mail must be prepared in one of the formats shown in Exhibit 152.34.

Origin

Early 17th century: plural of Latin indicium, from index, indic- ‘informer, sign’.

单词	indicia
释义	Definition of indicia in English: indicia plural nounɪnˈdɪʃɪəɪnˈdɪsɪəinˈdiSH(ē)ə formal Signs, indications, or distinguishing marks. 〈正式〉标记，记号；征象 the indicia of predictive child abuse 预测性虐待儿童的征象。 Example sentencesExamples The Court of Appeal found the following to be sufficient indicia of threshold reliability to afford the jury a satisfactory basis for evaluating its ultimate reliability. Your Honours are faced with an argument that there is a tort of breach of privacy without the necessary indicia of that which is private, namely, the quality of confidentiality. These matters could be incidental indicia of a real partnership, but indicia of substance (partnership accounts, sharing of profits and expenses etc.) are simply not here. That is why I am about to go through the various indicia which indicate that there is a limited extraterritorial effect in this legislation. Later I suggested a number of indicia for the definition of a political crime. Origin Early 17th century: plural of Latin indicium, from index, indic- 'informer, sign'. Rhymes Felicia, Galicia, Lycia, Mysia Definition of indicia in US English: indicia plural nouninˈdiSH(ē)ə formal 1Signs, indications, or distinguishing marks. 〈正式〉标记，记号；征象 learned footnotes and other indicia of scholarship Example sentencesExamples The Court of Appeal found the following to be sufficient indicia of threshold reliability to afford the jury a satisfactory basis for evaluating its ultimate reliability. Your Honours are faced with an argument that there is a tort of breach of privacy without the necessary indicia of that which is private, namely, the quality of confidentiality. That is why I am about to go through the various indicia which indicate that there is a limited extraterritorial effect in this legislation. These matters could be incidental indicia of a real partnership, but indicia of substance (partnership accounts, sharing of profits and expenses etc.) are simply not here. Later I suggested a number of indicia for the definition of a political crime. 1.1US Markings used on address labels or bulk mail as a substitute for stamps. Example sentencesExamples You can alter the locations and permit number on the indicias we provide to accommodate your mailing house's specifications. There are new regulations from the United States Postal Service that may affect you if you utilize permit imprint indicias to pay for postage. These are the indicias your printer needs to use for standard or non-profit mailings. With this indicia every piece of mail 1oz or less will go for $0.39 each. Permit imprint indicias for international mail must be prepared in one of the formats shown in Exhibit 152.34. Origin Early 17th century: plural of Latin indicium, from index, indic- ‘informer, sign’.
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