manifest (adj.) Copy link Outline 1. mănĭfestus (esp. of crimes)2. perspĭcuus3. ăpertus, ēvĭdens4. promptus; also in promptu (brought out to view; visible at once) • manifest (adj.): 1. mănĭfestus (esp. of crimes): m. and detected crime, scelus m.atque reprehensum, Cic. Cat. 3, 5, 11: cf. manifestly. 2. perspĭcuus: to render anything m. (indisputable), aliquid p. facere, Cic. R. Am. 7, 18. Join: tam apertum tamque perspicuum, id. N. D. 2, 2, 4. 3. ăpertus, ēvĭdens: v. evident. 4. promptus; also in promptu (brought out to view; visible at once): Join: prompta et aperta (n. pl.), Cic. Fin. 1, 50, 30: promptus et propositus, id. R. Am. 40, 118. To be m. (of a truth), in promptu esse (opp. to recondita quadam ratione cerni), id. Off. 1, 27, 95. See also clear (V.); EVIDENT (TO BE).
manifest (v.) Copy link Outline 1. dēclāro, 12. ostendo, 33. mănĭfesto, 1 (rare) • manifest (v.): 1. dēclāro, 1: the gods often m. their presence, divi praesentiam saepe suam d., Cic. N. D. 2, 2, 6: cf. to express (II., 5). 2. ostendo, 3: v. to display. 3. mănĭfesto, 1 (rare): to m. gratitude, gratam voluntatem m., Just. 24, 6, extr. (N.B.--In theol. sense, Vulg. 1 Tim. iii. 16.) To m. itself (as any good quality may do), elucere, enitescere: v. to display (itself).
MANIFEST Copy link • MANIFESTante oculos positus (evident): manifestus, apertus (clear, open): promptus et apertus; evidens (apparent): testatus (proved): praesens (close at hand): manifest destruction, aperta pernicies; pestis ante oculos posita: manifest danger, praesens periculum: what is more manifest? quid est enim evidentius? to be quite manifest, luce clarius esse.
Manifest Copy link Manifest, edictum. ein M. vor sich hergehen lassen, edictum praemittere: ein M. ergehen lassen, edicere, edictum proponere, ut etc.