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Indictive

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In`dic´tive
a.1.Proclaimed; declared; public.
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Each sang his indictive narrative in turn, accompanied by the whole orchestra of sixty instruments, and when this had continued for some time, and one was hoping they might come to an understanding and modify the noise, a great chorus composed entirely of maniacs would suddenly break forth, and then during two minutes, and sometimes three, I lived over again all that I suffered the time the orphan asylum burned down.
A Tramp Abroad by Twain, Mark View in context
 
 
 
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