manifest

/mˈænɪfˌɛst/

/ˈmænəˌfɛst/

to manifest

MAIN VERB

to display something, such as a feeling, attitude, or quality

synonyms : attest

reveal its presence or make an appearance

record in a ship's manifest

Manifest

(of a ship, aircraft, train) a list of passengers, crew, and goods carried on board for the use of customs officers

manifest

describing something that is seen or understood plainly or clearly

synonyms : apparent

Examples

1. Romanticism has manifested a powerful disdain for practicalities and money.

2. Sometimes the skin manifests internal problems.

3. The project has manifested its way in different directions.

4. Which cell type manifests the effects of Alzheimer's?