أَوْ أَكْثَرَ ... فَإِنْ تَعَاوَنُوا
Or several indications may cooperate to reveal the intended meaning.
In some examples a single word excludes the literal sense: “shooting” can suffice in “I saw a lion shooting.” In other passages, several lexical and contextual signals jointly complete the poetic image; isolating any one of them may leave the sense underdetermined.
The indication can therefore be single or multiple. Multiple indicators may independently be sufficient, or they may work together as a cluster. Careful literary analysis reads the full construction rather than mechanically selecting one alleged clue without its surrounding context.