unmanifest
Americanadjective
Example Sentences
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The Central Europe scholar Timothy Garton Ash, however, was dismissive of Mr. Allman’s 1984 diatribe against American foreign policy, “Unmanifest Destiny,” calling it “fat, rambling and passionate” and “an exercise in American self-flagellation.”
From New York Times
This is Brahman practically unmanifest.
From Literature
He begs some of the bystanders, that seeing there is no remedy for his misfortune, they should have pity upon him, so that he should no longer feel it; that he might become as unmanifest to himself as he is to the light, and that they bury him together with his own misfortune.
From Project Gutenberg
This being so, how can the human reality, which is limited, comprehend the eternal, unmanifest Creator?
From Project Gutenberg
Despair had upstirred from the depths of her nature strange, tigerish instincts, which otherwise might have slept there unmanifest forever.
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