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noun
1.
an act of manifesting.
2.
the state of being manifested.
3.
outward or perceptible indication; materialization: At first there was no manifestation of the disease.
4.
a public demonstration, as for political effect.
5.
Spiritualism. a materialization.
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Manifestation
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Example Sentences
- This is a manifestation of everything we've done and talked about.
- This version exceeds my expectations and is a beautiful manifestation of what I originally imagined while crafting this story.
- The act of giving is only a manifestation of love.
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Word Origin & History
manifestation
mid-15c., "action of manifesting," from L.L. manifestationem (nom. manifestatio), noun of action from L. manifestatus, pp. of manifestare (see manifest). Meaning "an object, action, or presence by which something is made manifest" is from 1785. The spiritualism sense is attested from 1853.
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Medical Dictionary
manifestation man·i·fes·ta·tion (mān'ə-fě-stā'shən)
n.
An indication of the existence, reality, or presence of something, especially an illness.
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