manifested
- 1Simple past and past participle of manifest.
The disease manifested through a series of subtle symptoms over several months.
Her talent for music had manifested long before any formal training.
Note
A regular -ed form that serves as both past tense and participle: the symptoms manifested, had manifested, were manifested. Without an object it means "became evident"; with one, "showed plainly." Customs has its own passive: the cargo was manifested, declared on its invoices. In slang, people speak of having manifested a new job by willing it. Keep it apart from the adjective manifest: manifest guilt is obvious, while manifested guilt has been shown.
manifested is a form of manifest
manifest, verb: To show something clearly, or (of a condition, feeling, or quality) to appear or become evident, as in 'symptoms manifest' or 'manifest a flaw'. Full entry
- Forms
- manifestmanifests he/she/itmanifesting -ing formmanifested past tense, past participle
- Spelling
- manifest → manifested: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /ɪd/, an extra syllable.
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