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manifest
/ˈmænɪfest/
adjectiveformal
Açık, belli, aşikar
Clear or obvious to the eye or mind; easily perceived or understood.
- His frustration was manifest in his tone.
- The benefits of the policy are manifest.
- The economic consequences of the policy shift became manifest within the first quarter, as employment rates declined and consumer spending dropped sharply.
- Symptoms of the neurological disorder may not become manifest until years after initial exposure to the environmental toxin has occurred.
- The author's political bias was manifest throughout the historical narrative, influencing both the selection of sources and the interpretation of events.
- Cultural differences between the two regions were manifest in their contrasting approaches to conflict resolution and community decision-making processes.
verb
Göstermek, ortaya çıkarmak
To display, show, or demonstrate something clearly; to become apparent or evident.
- Stress can manifest itself in physical symptoms.
- Her talent manifested at an early age.
- The disease manifests as a skin rash.
nountechnical
Manifesto (yük listesi)
A document listing cargo, passengers, or goods on a ship or aircraft.
- The ship's manifest listed 200 passengers.
- Customs officers checked the cargo manifest.