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manifestation in Russian

manifestation in Russian is манифеста́ция, проявле́ние — manifestation means a visible sign or expression of something that is otherwise abstract or hidden.

manifestation in Russian

манифеста́ция
noun
Pronounced: manifestatsiya
The act or process of becoming manifest.
проявле́ние
noun
Pronounced: proyavleniye
The act or process of becoming manifest.

What does "manifestation" mean?

  1. noun A visible sign or expression of something that is otherwise abstract or hidden.
    "The rash was an early manifestation of the allergic reaction."
  2. noun A public demonstration or protest.
    "Thousands joined the manifestation outside parliament."
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manifestation in a sentence

  • The rash was an early manifestation of the allergic reaction.
  • His generosity was a manifestation of the values his parents taught him.
  • Thousands joined the manifestation outside parliament.

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What is "manifestation" in Russian?

"manifestation" in Russian is манифеста́ция, проявле́ние. manifestation means: A visible sign or expression of something that is otherwise abstract or hidden.

How do you pronounce манифеста́ция?

"manifestation" in Russian is манифеста́ция, pronounced "manifestatsiya".

How do you use "manifestation" in a sentence?

Example: "The rash was an early manifestation of the allergic reaction." In Russian, "manifestation" is манифеста́ция, проявле́ние.

Are there other ways to say "manifestation" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "manifestation": манифеста́ция, проявле́ние.

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