manifest
1 of 3verb/ˈmænəfɛst/
Forms:manifests,manifesting,manifested,manifested
1
to clearly dispaly something
C1- Her kindness manifested in the charity work she tirelessly pursued.
- His love for nature manifested in his dedication to reforestation efforts.
- His dedication to the project manifested in the thoroughness of his work.
- By consistently meeting deadlines, her commitment to her job manifested.
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(of a ghost or spirit) to appear or become visible
- Late at night, the ghostly figure of a woman would manifest in the old mansion's hallway.
- According to local legend, the spirit of the pirate captain manifests on stormy nights near the cliffs.
- Residents claim to have seen the apparition of a soldier manifesting in the abandoned battlefield.
- The haunted house was known for instances where eerie voices and phantom footsteps would manifest in empty rooms.
- The villagers believe that the spirit of the drowned fisherman manifests on foggy evenings by the riverbank.
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to list or document items, cargo, or passengers aboard a ship
transitive- The captain manifested all the cargo loaded onto the ship before departure.
- The crew meticulously manifested each crate of goods to ensure accurate accounting.
- It is the responsibility of the shipping clerk to manifest all the containers loaded onto the vessel.
- The shipping company requires all passengers to be manifested for safety and security reasons.
- The crew member completed the paperwork to manifest the new equipment being transported.