symptomatic

see definition of symptomatic

adjindicative

Synonyms for symptomatic

adj indicative

demonstrative

adjective. expressive, communicative

diagnostic

adjective. demonstrative

impressionistic

adjective. suggestive

Word Origin & History

1690s, from French symptomatique or directly from Late Latin symptomaticus, from symptomat-, stem of symptoma (see symptom). Related: Symptomatical (1580s).

Example Sentences for symptomatic

They are symptomatic of an age, an evil age that is passing.

But you promise to commence your symptomatic harangue on the morrow?

What cases of chloasma are included in the symptomatic group?

The history of the universe is symptomatic, and life is mnemonical.

It is symptomatic of healthy action, and ought not to be checked.

They existed, but they were exceptional; they were sporadic, and not symptomatic.

Icterus, symptomatic of the affection, has not been observed.

Headache is often symptomatic of other diseases, especially those of the inflammatory and nervous kind, rheumatism, &c.

The action is symptomatic of the disorder, and it is the earliest sign displayed.

This peculiarity must be symptomatic, and it must have been influential.

symptomatic

Synonyms for symptomatic

More words related to symptomatic

characteristic

demonstrative

diagnostic

impressionistic

indicative

indicatory