manifestation

• Sustantivo que designa la acción o el hecho de manifestarse, o aquello que manifiesta o evidencia algo de forma clara y perceptible; puede referirse a un signo o indicio de algo, a la materialización o forma visible de una entidad o idea, a una expresión o muestra de sentimientos o creencias, o a una concentración o marcha pública de protesta o apoyo.

A noun referring to a clear appearance, indication, or expression of something, such as a sign of existence, a bodily form of a spirit, a non-verbal expression, or a public display of group feelings, often of a political nature.

1. Clear appearanceB2formal

   A visible or evident occurrence of something, often something abstract or spiritual.

   Manifestación (aparición clara)

   • The sudden manifestation of the rainbow surprised everyone.
   • Her smile was a manifestation of pure joy.
   • The ghost's manifestation was brief but terrifying.

   Sinónimosappearancedemonstrationdisplayevidenceexpressionindicationmaterializationsign

   Antónimosconcealmentlatencyobscurity

2. Sign or indicationB2formal

   A clear sign or proof that something exists or is present.

   señal o indicio

   • The rash was a manifestation of an allergic reaction.
   • His generosity is a manifestation of his kind nature.
   • The protest was a manifestation of public discontent.

   Sinónimosevidenceindicationmarksignsymptomtoken

   Antónimosconcealmentlatency

3. Embodiment or incarnationC1formal

   The physical or bodily form of something, especially a spirit or idea.

   Encarnación o personificación

   • In many religions, a deity may take a human manifestation.
   • The artist saw his painting as a manifestation of his inner thoughts.
   • The ancient myth describes the manifestation of a dragon.

   Sinónimosembodimentexpressionincarnationmaterializationpersonificationrepresentation

4. Expression without wordsB2formal

   A non-verbal display or demonstration of a feeling or quality.

   manifestación sin palabras

   • Her tears were a manifestation of her grief.
   • The dance was a beautiful manifestation of emotion.
   • A nod can be a manifestation of agreement.

   Sinónimosdemonstrationdisplayembodimentgestureindicationshowsign

5. Public demonstrationB2formal

   A public gathering or display of shared feelings, often political.

   manifestación pública

   • The march was a manifestation of support for human rights.
   • Thousands attended the manifestation against the new law.
   • Peaceful manifestations are a key part of democracy.

   Sinónimosdemonstrationmarchpicketprotestrallysit-invigil