telltale
To telltale is to be a sign or indicator of something. When you see a telltale sign, you know that there is a danger or problem present.
The telltale sign was the broken window.
The telltale signs were the bruises on her arm.
To telltale is to be a sign or indicator of something. When you see a telltale sign, you know that there is a danger or problem present.
The telltale sign was the broken window.
The telltale signs were the bruises on her arm.
noun
someone who gossips indiscreetly
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adjective
disclosing unintentionally something concealed
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The CTC did not develop a set of telltale indicators for this method of attack.
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All the telltale symptoms are here.
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It's definitely got the telltale fingerprints on it.
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That's a telltale sign of liquid water.
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It's a telltale sign that the Earth indeed is flat.
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The cone shaped nose is a telltale sign.
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It carries all the telltale signs of self promotion.
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I think that is a telltale sign that the 3 people are innocent.
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In fact, lack of stress tolerance is a telltale sign of the disorder.
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Excavation of dirt was from the rear, hiding telltale traces of the digging.