Pronunciation: /ˈmænəˌfɛst/
noun a list of passengers or cargo on a ship or plane
A1 The manifest listed all the items on board the ship.
A2 The manifest of the event showed a detailed schedule.
B1 The manifest of the company's values was displayed for all employees to see.
B2 The manifest of the political party outlined their goals and objectives.
C1 The manifest of the artist's work was a comprehensive collection of their creations.
C2 The manifest of the organization's mission statement was clear and concise.
verb to display or show a quality or feeling clearly
A1 I manifest my feelings through my artwork.
A2 She manifested her excitement by jumping up and down.
B1 The new policy will manifest changes in the company's operations.
B2 His hard work and dedication manifested in his promotion to manager.
C1 The artist's talent manifested in every brushstroke of the painting.
C2 The power of positive thinking can manifest incredible opportunities in life.
adjective clear or obvious to the eye or mind
A1 The manifest destiny of the plant was to grow tall and strong.
A2 The manifest truth was evident in the results of the experiment.
B1 The manifest benefits of regular exercise include improved health and fitness.
B2 The manifest flaws in the design became apparent during testing.
C1 The manifest success of the project was a result of careful planning and execution.
C2 The manifest beauty of the artwork left viewers in awe.
formal The company's goals and objectives are clearly manifest in its annual reports.
informal You can see the effects of the new policy manifest in the improved productivity.
slang Her excitement was manifest in the way she jumped up and down.
figurative The artist's emotions manifest in every brushstroke of the painting.
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