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indexical
/ ɪˈɛɪə /
adjective
- arranged as or relating to an index or indexes
noun
- Alsodeictic logic linguistics a term whose reference depends on the context of utterance, such as I, you, here, now, or tomorrow
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“It’s a bold move for an indexical museum at a university to do something like this, because it’s touching into contemporary art practice,” Mr. Biggers said.
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So these glimpses of color are both metaphors for things in life and small indexical signs of how Scully creates those illusions.
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These different definitions are often referred to as "indexical" because different contexts indicate, or index, different meanings.
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It has the breathtaking presence and indexical power of a burial shroud.
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The clothes of the sitters invariably become indexical, but what is omitted is equally revealing.
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