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Definition of manifest
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Manifest
(a.)
Evident
to the
senses,
esp. to the
sight;
apparent;
distinctly
perceived;
hence,
obvious
to the
understanding;
apparent
to the mind;
easily
apprehensible;
plain;
not
obscure
or
hidden..
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Come
::
Come (n.) To
arrive
in
sight;
to be
manifest;
to
appear.
Fondling
::
Fondling
(n.) The act of
caressing;
manifestation
of
tenderness.
Sigh
::
Sigh (v. i.)
Figuratively,
a
manifestation
of
grief;
a
lan/ent..
Exhibition
::
Exhibition
(n.) The act of
exhibiting
for
inspection,
or of
holding
forth to view;
manifestation;
display..
Honor
::
Honor (n.)
Esteem
due or paid to
worth;
high
estimation;
respect;
consideration;
reverence;
veneration;
manifestation
of
respect
or
reverence.
Demand
::
Demand
(v. t.) A
diligent
seeking
or
search;
manifested
want;
desire
to
possess;
request;
as, a
demand
for
certain
goods;
a
person's
company
is in great
demand..
Plain
::
Plain
(superl.)
Not
intricate
or
difficult;
evident;
manifest;
obvious;
clear;
unmistakable.
Crisis
::
Crisis
(n.) That
change
in a
disease
which
indicates
whether
the
result
is to be
recovery
or
death;
sometimes,
also, a
striking
change
of
symptoms
attended
by an
outward
manifestation,
as by an
eruption
or
sweat..
Lively
::
Lively
(superl.)
Endowed
with or
manifesting
life;
living.
Externalize
::
Externalize
(v. t.) To make
external;
to
manifest
by
outward
form.
Reverence
::
Reverence
(n.) That which
deserves
or
exacts
manifestations
of
reverence;
reverend
character;
dignity;
state.
Benevolent
::
Benevolent
(a.)
Having
a
disposition
to do good;
possessing
or
manifesting
love to
mankind,
and a
desire
to
promote
their
prosperity
and
happiness;
disposed
to give to good
objects;
kind;
charitable..
Benign
::
Benign
(a.)
Exhibiting
or
manifesting
kindness,
gentleness,
favor,
etc.; mild;
kindly;
salutary;
wholesome..
Weep
::
Weep (v. i.)
Formerly,
to
express
sorrow,
grief,
or
anguish,
by
outcry,
or by other
manifest
signs;
in
modern
use, to show grief or other
passions
by
shedding
tears;
to shed
tears;
to cry..
Sympathy
::
Sympathy
(n.) The
reciprocal
influence
exercised
by the
various
organs
or parts of the body on one
another,
as
manifested
in the
transmission
of a
disease
by
unknown
means from one organ to
another
quite
remote,
or in the
influence
exerted
by a
diseased
condition
of one part on
another
part or
organ,
as in the
vomiting
produced
by a tumor of the
brain..
Display
::
Display
(v. t.) To
spread
before
the view; to show; to
exhibit
to the
sight,
or to the mind; to make
manifest..
Heliotropic
::
Heliotropic
(a.)
Manifesting
heliotropism;
turning
toward
the sun.
Medium
::
Medium
(n.) A
substance
through
which an
effect
is
transmitted
from one thing to
another;
as, air is the
common
medium
of
sound.
Hence:
The
condition
upon which any event or
action
occurs;
necessary
means of
motion
or
action;
that
through
or by which
anything
is
accomplished,
conveyed,
or
carried
on;
specifically,
in
animal
magnetism,
spiritualism,
etc., a
person
through
whom the
action
of
another
being is said to be
manifested
and
transmitted..
Declare
::
Declare
(v. t.) To make known by
language;
to
communicate
or
manifest
explicitly
and
plainly
in any way; to
exhibit;
to
publish;
to
proclaim;
to
announce.
Evince
::
Evince
(v. t.) To show in a clear
manner;
to prove
beyond
any
reasonable
doubt;
to
manifest;
to make
evident;
to bring to
light;
to
evidence.
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