indicia
a postal marking used rather than a stamp or a regular cancellation on each item in a large shipment of prepaid mail.
Often indicium.
a printed message or instruction, especially one stamped on a package: an indicium of “bulk mail.”
an indication or token.
Origin of indicia
1Words Nearby indicia
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How to use indicia in a sentence
They form the indicia to a people's mission, and are our best guides to God's purpose in creating us.
The Negro Problem | Booker T. Washington, et al.He next tried to bring forward what might be called a number of indicia supporting his view.
The Science and Philosophy of the Organism | Hans DrieschAverages may be indicia of causation, but they are not themselves causes.
The Value of Money | Benjamin M. Anderson, Jr.The same is true of Kemmerer's indicia of "growth of business."
The Value of Money | Benjamin M. Anderson, Jr.The indicia of trade cover up speculation and the other things that go on in New York, and other financial centers.
The Value of Money | Benjamin M. Anderson, Jr.
British Dictionary definitions for indicia
/ (ɪnˈdɪʃɪə) /
distinguishing markings or signs; indications
Origin of indicia
1Derived forms of indicia
- indicial, adjective
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