manifest — clear or obvious to the eye or mind
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: clear or obvious to the eye or mind
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈmænɪfest/
Korean meaning: 명백한, 분명한
Korean pronunciation: 맨-니-페스트 (강세: 맨)
Example Sentences
- His nervousness was manifest when he spilled coffee on his shirt during the job interview.
- The student's lack of preparation manifested itself in his blank stare at the exam paper.
- Her artistic talent manifested early when she drew perfect portraits at age five.
manifest
ADJECTIVE//ˈmænɪfest//
clear or obvious to the eye or mind
A doctor examines a patient whose symptoms were unclear, then a visible rash suddenly appears on the skin, clearly revealing the illness.
Man at fest pointing to himself - totally obvious and clear to see!
Manifest the plan, from a whisper to a grand stand — what was hidden now expands across the land.
🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
From Latin 'manifestus' meaning 'clear, obvious, or palpable,' possibly derived from 'manus' (hand) and 'festus' (struck), suggesting something 'struck by hand' or made clear by hand.
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📝Examples
“His nervousness was manifest when he spilled coffee on his shirt during the job interview.”
“The student's lack of preparation manifested itself in his blank stare at the exam paper.”
“Her artistic talent manifested early when she drew perfect portraits at age five.”
“The ghost's presence was manifest by the mysterious floating sandwiches in the kitchen.”
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