manifestation in Latin
manifestation in Latin is manifēstātiō, patefactiō — manifestation means a visible sign or expression of something that is otherwise abstract or hidden.
manifestation in Latin
manifēstātiō
The act or process of becoming manifest.
patefactiō
The act or process of becoming manifest.
What does "manifestation" mean?
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noun A visible sign or expression of something that is otherwise abstract or hidden.
"Her sudden fear of the water was a manifestation of an old childhood accident."
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noun A public demonstration or protest.
"Police closed several streets for the large manifestation planned in the city center today."
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manifestation in a sentence
- Her sudden fear of the water was a manifestation of an old childhood accident.
- The rash was an early manifestation of the allergic reaction.
- Police closed several streets for the large manifestation planned in the city center today.
- The workers organized a peaceful manifestation to demand better working conditions.
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What is "manifestation" in Latin?
"manifestation" in Latin is manifēstātiō, patefactiō. manifestation means: A visible sign or expression of something that is otherwise abstract or hidden.
How do you use "manifestation" in a sentence?
Example: "Her sudden fear of the water was a manifestation of an old childhood accident." In Latin, "manifestation" is manifēstātiō, patefactiō.
Are there other ways to say "manifestation" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "manifestation": manifēstātiō, patefactiō.
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