clue

"How can we be expected to plan our working lives when we literally have no clue as to when our child will be back in school?"

The perpetrator would have to keep at least one clue from his victims to feign innocence, but a subtle inconsistency would allow others to infer his guilt.

Inflation data for the first half of November will be released on Monday, potentially providing clues on the path of future interest rates.

In part, I needed a trainer to keep me from dropping a barbell on myself; plus I had no clue how to safely do a squat, let alone design an effective workout.

More important, the results offer clues that the AI spending cycle has a way to go.