CEFR C1

manifest

verb

Meaning

To show or display a quality or feeling, or to become clear or obvious.

Examples

His fear began to manifest as a slight tremor in his hands.
The symptoms of the disease will manifest within a few days.

Synonyms: show, display, reveal, exhibit, demonstrate

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manifest (C1)

verb

Pronunciation: /ˈmænəfest/

Definition

To show or display a quality or feeling, or to become clear or obvious.

Examples

His fear began to manifest as a slight tremor in his hands.
The symptoms of the disease will manifest within a few days.
Her talent for music manifested itself early in her childhood.

How to Use manifest

manifest itself (phrasal verb): To become clear or obvious; to appear. — "The effects of climate change are beginning to manifest themselves."
manifest as (prepositional phrase): To appear or show itself in a particular form. — "His anxiety manifested as insomnia."
manifest a quality (collocation): To show or display a particular characteristic or trait. — "She manifested great courage in the face of adversity."

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