manifesto — a written statement declaring the intentions, motives, or views of its issuer
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a written statement declaring the intentions, motives, or views of its issuer
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˌmænɪˈfestoʊ/
Korean meaning: 의도, 동기, 견해를 선언하는 서면 성명서
Korean pronunciation: 매니**페스**토
Example Sentences
- The startup CEO wrote a manifesto about revolutionizing pizza delivery with drones.
- Her manifesto for healthy living included 'chocolate is a vegetable because cocoa comes from beans.'
- The artist's manifesto challenged traditional concepts of beauty in contemporary art.
manifesto
NOUN//ˌmænɪˈfestoʊ//
a written statement declaring the intentions, motives, or views of its issuer
a passionate student stands on steps holding up a rolled paper document above their head. The student unrolls the paper dramatically while addressing the gathered crowd below. The crowd of students looks up attentively as the speaker gestures toward the document with determination. Some students in the audience nod in agreement while others lean in to listen more closely. The crowd begins to cheer and raise their fists in support of what's being declared. someone publicly declaring their intentions, motives, and views through a written statement
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From Italian 'manifesto' (16th century), derived from Latin 'manifestus' meaning 'clear, evident, or obvious.' Historically used for political declarations and artistic movement proclamations.
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“The startup CEO wrote a manifesto about revolutionizing pizza delivery with drones.”
“Her manifesto for healthy living included 'chocolate is a vegetable because cocoa comes from beans.'”
“The artist's manifesto challenged traditional concepts of beauty in contemporary art.”
“Students created a manifesto demanding better cafeteria food and longer lunch breaks.”
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