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manifestation
[man-uh-fuh-stey-shuhn, -fe-]
noun
an act of manifesting.
This graffiti is the latest manifestation of a prejudice in our community that we will not tolerate.
the state of being manifested.
The poem calls sacrifice the highest manifestation of love.
outward or perceptible indication; materialization.
At first there was no manifestation of the disease.
a public demonstration, as for political effect.
the act or practice of trying to attain something desired by thinking about or focusing intensely on it, especially as a spiritual or self-help practice.
His videos on manifestation are very popular with younger audiences.
Also called materialization. Spiritualism., the physical appearance of a spirit, or the physical evidence of a spirit's presence.
manifestation
/ ˌmænɪfɛˈsteɪʃən /
noun
the act of demonstrating; display
a manifestation of solidarity
the state of being manifested
an indication or sign
a public demonstration of feeling
the materialization of a disembodied spirit
Other Word Forms
- nonmanifestation noun
- premanifestation noun
- remanifestation noun
- self-manifestation noun
- manifestative adjective
- manifestational adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of manifestation1
Example Sentences
The novels were, more than anything, manifestations of a search for form.
What happened against the Pumas was just another manifestation of the same thing that holds Scotland back.
My science teacher claimed that dreams were manifestations of the subconscious.
The location—next door to the White House—is a concrete manifestation of our investment in all aspects of this 21st-century partnership.
"One manifestation of the enemy's efforts lies in the issue of nudity and not observing hijab."
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