manifestation
clear sign or expression of something
A clear sign or example that shows a feeling, quality, or idea.
a manifestation of [something]
- Her patience is a remarkable manifestation of inner strength.
- The rising prices are a clear manifestation of the country’s economic problems.
- His sudden anger was a manifestation of long-held frustration.
- The artwork is a powerful manifestation of the artist’s political beliefs.
- These behaviors are a manifestation of deep cultural change.
- His smile was a manifestation of his joy.
- The dirty air is a manifestation of heavy traffic in the city.
- Her fear was a manifestation of the stress at work.
- The new law is a manifestation of public pressure.
- This habit is a manifestation of his perfectionism.
symptom or sign of disease
A sign in the body that shows a disease or medical problem.
a manifestation of [disease/condition]
- Skin rashes are a common manifestation of the allergy.
- Cognitive decline is often the earliest manifestation of the disorder.
- The disease may have different clinical manifestations in children and adults.
- Shortness of breath can be a manifestation of heart failure.
- These neurological manifestations usually appear in the later stages of the illness.
- A cough can be a manifestation of lung disease.
- Headache is a common manifestation of this virus.
- The first manifestation of the illness was a high fever.
- Red spots on the skin were a manifestation of the infection.
- Pain in the chest is a serious manifestation and needs a doctor.
making desires real by intention
In self-help and spiritual talk, making your wishes become real by strongly focusing your mind on them.
manifestation of [desire/goal]
- She believes her new job was a manifestation of years of positive thinking.
- Online coaches sell courses that promise rapid money manifestation.
- He keeps a manifestation journal where he writes down everything he wants to attract into his life.
- For them, the relationship felt like a manifestation of their deepest dreams.
- The book explains manifestation as aligning your thoughts with your goals.
- She reads many books about manifestation and positive thinking.
- He says his success is a manifestation of his daily affirmations.
- They use manifestation to try to get more money and love.
- She writes her wishes in a manifestation journal every night.
- Some people do not believe in manifestation at all.
appearance of a ghost or spirit
When a ghost or spirit appears so that people can see or feel it.
a manifestation of [spirit/force]
- The villagers claimed the strange lights were a manifestation of the old spirit that guarded the forest.
- Every night, the same shadowy manifestation appeared at the end of the hallway.
- The priest was called to investigate what the family believed was a demonic manifestation.
- In the story, the ghost’s manifestation warns the hero of the coming danger.
- They filmed what they thought was a manifestation of a child’s ghost in the abandoned house.
- They say the cold wind was a manifestation of a ghost.
- People in the town fear any strange manifestation in the old castle.
- In the movie, a dark cloud is a manifestation of an evil spirit.
- The woman believes the voice she hears is a manifestation of her dead husband.
- The book tells of a bright light that is a manifestation of an angel.
public protest or demonstration
A big public meeting or march where people show that they are for or against something.
a manifestation against [something]
- Thousands joined a mass manifestation in the capital to demand free elections.
- The city banned any manifestation near the government buildings during the summit.
- A peaceful manifestation was held in support of climate action.
- Student groups are planning a joint manifestation against the new education law.
- Police monitored the manifestation but reported no major incidents.
- Many people joined a manifestation against the war.
- The workers planned a manifestation in front of the factory.
- The town was quiet after the big manifestation yesterday.
- She made a sign to carry at the manifestation.
- The government was afraid of another large manifestation.
- Base: manifestation
- Plural: manifestation, manifestations
a clear manifestation of
1very obvious sign of something
used to say that something is a very strong and easy-to-see sign of another thing
- The long waiting lists are a clear manifestation of the crisis in the health system.
- His refusal to listen was a clear manifestation of his arrogance.
physical manifestation of
1bodily or visible sign of something
used when something in the body or in the real world clearly shows an inner feeling, idea, or medical problem
- Sweating is a physical manifestation of anxiety for many people.
- The damaged buildings are a physical manifestation of years of conflict.
the first manifestation of
1earliest sign something has begun
used to talk about the first clear sign that a situation, feeling, or illness has started
- The sudden drop in sales was the first manifestation of deeper financial problems.
- A mild cough was the first manifestation of the disease.