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Definition of manifest
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Manifest
(v. t.) To
exhibit
the
manifests
or
prepared
invoices
of; to
declare
at the
customhouse.
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Kindness
::
Kindness
(a.) The state or
quality
of being kind, in any of its
various
senses;
manifestation
of kind
feeling
or
disposition
beneficence..
Form
::
Form (n.) Mode of
acting
or
manifestation
to the
senses,
or the
intellect;
as, water
assumes
the form of ice or snow. In
modern
usage,
the
elements
of a
conception
furnished
by the
mind's
own
activity,
as
contrasted
with its
object
or
condition,
which is
called
the
matter;
subjectively,
a mode of
apprehension
or
belief
conceived
as
dependent
on the
constitution
of the mind;
objectively,
universal
and
necessary
accompaniments
or
elements
of every
object
known or
thought
of..
Discourtesy
::
Discourtesy
(n.)
Rudeness
of
behavior
or
language;
ill
manners;
manifestation
of
disrespect;
incivility.
Manifestable
::
Manifestable
(a.) Such as can be
manifested.
Apparent
::
Apparent
(a.) Clear or
manifest
to the
understanding;
plain;
evident;
obvious;
known;
palpable;
indubitable.
Manifest
::
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..
Pronunciamento
::
Pronunciamento
(n.) A
proclamation
or
manifesto;
a
formal
announcement
or
declaration.
Frounce
::
Frounce
(v. i.) To form
wrinkles
in the
forehead;
to
manifest
displeasure;
to
frown.
Manifesting
::
Manifesting
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Manifes.
Thermochemistry
::
Thermochemistry
(n.) That
branch
of
chemical
science
which
includes
the
investigation
of the
various
relations
existing
between
chemical
action
and that
manifestation
of force
termed
heat, or the
determination
of the heat
evolved
by, or
employed
in,
chemical
actions..
Apparently
::
Apparently
(adv.)
Plainly;
clearly;
manifestly;
evidently.
Outward
::
Outward
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the outer
surface
or to what is
external;
manifest;
public.
Conspiracy
::
Conspiracy
(n.) An
agreement,
manifesting
itself
in words or
deeds,
by which two or more
persons
confederate
to do an
unlawful
act, or to use
unlawful
to do an act which is
lawful;
confederacy..
Exist
::
Exist (v. i.) To be
manifest
in any
manner;
to
continue
to be; as, great evils
existed
in his
reign..
Defiatory
::
Defiatory
(a.)
Bidding
or
manifesting
defiance.
Soul
::
Soul (n.)
Energy;
courage;
spirit;
fervor;
affection,
or any other noble
manifestation
of the heart or moral
nature;
inherent
power or
goodness..
Index
::
Index (n.) That which
points
out; that which
shows,
indicates,
manifests,
or
discloses..
Directly
::
Directly
(adv.)
Manifestly;
openly.
Substance
::
Substance
(n.) That which
underlies
all
outward
manifestations;
substratum;
the
permanent
subject
or cause of
phenomena,
whether
material
or
spiritual;
that in which
properties
inhere;
that which is real, in
distinction
from that which is
apparent;
the
abiding
part of any
existence,
in
distinction
from any
accident;
that which
constitutes
anything
what it is; real or
existing
essence..
Contemptuous
::
Contemptuous
(a.)
Manifesting
or
expressing
contempt
or
disdain;
scornful;
haughty;
insolent;
disdainful.
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