manifestation
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6.3
- noun
- /ˌmænɪfɛˈsteɪʃən/
- Literature
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manifestación
- Ike has found religion and sees his art as a manifestation of his cleansed soul.
- clinical manifestations
- manifestation of disease
- physical manifestation
And it's quite everything is a manifestation of life all around you.
- And it's quite everything is a manifestation of life all around you.
- Your mind is anxious, nervous and it has a manifestation in your body.
- Irritability is a normal manifestation of stress.
- Matter is a manifestation of mind.
- And one of those manifestations is having intrusive thoughts about self harm.
- And that tells us that these rare manifestations really are very rare, one in half a million people.
- Anyway, I'll just quote the manifestation of some of these ideas.
- And this is then where I think the manifestation takes place.
- It's only a creation of a manic manifestation of racial supremacy.
Examples
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The outside is the physical manifestation of what goes on inside the brain.
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Irritability is a normal manifestation of stress.
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Matter is a manifestation of mind.
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First, the very existence of partnership parks is often the manifestation of community desire.
Academic text (2011) -
Branding has become a profound manifestation of the human spirit.
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Our material possessions are a physical manifestation of what's going on inside us.
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Irritability is a normal manifestation of stress.
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Strawberry Hill was only the most visible manifestation of Walpole's enthusiasm for the Gothic.
Academic text (2013) -
Widespread acceptance of offshoring of services represents a significant manifestation of this commoditization.
Academic text (2011) -
The outside is the physical manifestation of what goes on inside the brain.
Synonyms
805
3.7
Something others can see that shows a person may be ill
382
3.9
A sign that shows something is true or likely
315
2.5
A look on the face that shows what someone feels or thinks
135
3.4
Something that shows what a person or group is like
A sign that shows a feeling or situation without words
Antonyms
How Evident
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2.5
∞
1.8
- Literature
55
6.3
∞
3.2
382
3.9
- Specialized
460
2.7
24
3.5
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Manifestation comes from Latin words that join manus 'hand' and a root meaning 'to make', giving the idea 'made visible' and you can see the same idea in manual and manufacture. So a manifestation is a clear sign or action that 'shows' a feeling, idea, or illness.