"manifestation" as noun
1 - The act or process of becoming manifest.
2 - The embodiment of an intangible, or variable thing.
3 - The symptoms or observable conditions which are seen as a result of some disease.
manifestation
/ˌmænɪfəˈsteɪʃən/
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Manifestation is the act of becoming visible or apparent. It refers to the process of something becoming real or tangible. For example, a dream can be a manifestation of one's subconscious thoughts and desires.
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Brainstorm manifestation
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Synonyms
1 - display
2 - exhibition
3 - manifestation
4 - presentation
5 - revelation
6 - revelation
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Antonyms
1 - concealment
2 - negation
3 - nonappearance
4 - non-existence
5 - nullity
6 - non-occurrence
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Examples in Context
1 - These speculative processes are the urban manifestation of accumulation by dispossession.
1 - Estos procesos especulativos son la manifestación urbana de la acumulación por desposesión.
2 - But with lower evolved beings, manifestation is the appropriate method.
2 - Pero son seres menos evolucionados, la manifestación es el método apropiado.
3 - This is the most radical manifestation of minimalism in interior design.
3 - Esta es la expresión más radical del minimalismo en el diseño de interiores.
4 - A crude consciousness may not formulate the manifestation of cosmic energy.
4 - Una conciencia cruda no puede formular la manifestación de la energía cósmica.
5 - That something else is evil, the multifaceted manifestation of satan.
5 - Y ese algo es el mal, la manifestación multifacética de satán.
6 - This is a manifestation , otherwise it is a complete contradiction.
6 - Esto es una manifestación , de lo contrario sería una completa contradicción.
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