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==Origins== | ==Origins== | ||
post-classical [[Latin]] manifestation-, manifestatio (Vetus Latina) < classical Latin manifestt-, past participial stem of manifestre MANIFEST v. + -i -ION suffix1. Compare Old French, Middle French, French manifestation [[revelation]] (c1200; a1630 in sense 2; 1867 in sense 1d, after earlier manifestant MANIFESTANT n.), Spanish manifestación (1495), Italian manifestazione (1569; a1872 in sense 1d | post-classical [[Latin]] manifestation-, manifestatio (Vetus Latina) < classical Latin manifestt-, past participial stem of manifestre MANIFEST v. + -i -ION suffix1. Compare Old French, Middle French, French manifestation [[revelation]] (c1200; a1630 in sense 2; 1867 in sense 1d, after earlier manifestant MANIFESTANT n.), Spanish manifestación (1495), Italian manifestazione (1569; a1872 in sense 1d | ||
| + | <center>For lessons on the [[topic]] of '''''Manifestation''''', follow [https://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Category:Manifestation this link].</center> | ||
==Definitions== | ==Definitions== | ||
*1. a. The action of making manifest; exposition, explanation (obs.); the fact of being manifested; the demonstration, revelation, or display of the existence, presence, qualities, or nature of some person or thing. | *1. a. The action of making manifest; exposition, explanation (obs.); the fact of being manifested; the demonstration, revelation, or display of the existence, presence, qualities, or nature of some person or thing. | ||
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*4. Spiritualism. A phenomenon or collection of phenomena by which the presence of a spirit is supposed to be rendered perceptible. Freq. in pl. | *4. Spiritualism. A phenomenon or collection of phenomena by which the presence of a spirit is supposed to be rendered perceptible. Freq. in pl. | ||
==Other Uses== | ==Other Uses== | ||
| − | Manifestation may refer to | + | '''Manifestation''' may refer as well to the following: |
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| − | *the [ | + | *the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manifestation_of_God Manifestation of God], which are the prophets of the Bahá'í Faith |
| + | *the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_Attraction Law of Attraction] is a New Age thought that people can manifest reality using thoughts. | ||
[[Category: General Reference]] | [[Category: General Reference]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:27, 13 December 2020
Origins
post-classical Latin manifestation-, manifestatio (Vetus Latina) < classical Latin manifestt-, past participial stem of manifestre MANIFEST v. + -i -ION suffix1. Compare Old French, Middle French, French manifestation revelation (c1200; a1630 in sense 2; 1867 in sense 1d, after earlier manifestant MANIFESTANT n.), Spanish manifestación (1495), Italian manifestazione (1569; a1872 in sense 1d
Definitions
- 1. a. The action of making manifest; exposition, explanation (obs.); the fact of being manifested; the demonstration, revelation, or display of the existence, presence, qualities, or nature of some person or thing.
- b. An instance of making manifest; (also more or less concr.) the particular form in which someone or something is manifested; (also) that by which something is manifested.
- c. Christian Church. The action of making known to another the state of one's conscience. rare.
- d. = Demonstration n. 7.
- 2. Spanish Law. A process by which an accused person might be protected from the animosity and precipitate action of judges and removed to a special prison out of their reach. Also: the prison provided for this purpose. Obs. rare.
- 3. A public act on the part of a government intended as a display of its power and determination to enforce some demand. Obs. rare.
- 4. Spiritualism. A phenomenon or collection of phenomena by which the presence of a spirit is supposed to be rendered perceptible. Freq. in pl.
Other Uses
Manifestation may refer as well to the following:
- the Manifestation of God, which are the prophets of the Bahá'í Faith
- the Law of Attraction is a New Age thought that people can manifest reality using thoughts.
