Object

• glory: The combination of which will perfectly manifest the glory of God.

• tendency: The fact is that we manifest a strong tendency to personify all the contrivances of our own devising.

• symptom: He has also stated that the younger a person is when manifesting serious symptoms, the more remedies are likely to be needed.

• love: But of the prodigy of divine love manifested in the holy sacrament, I shall speak on the second Sunday after Pentecost.

• characteristic: Within 7 days they will manifest sex characteristics on those shoots.

Preposition: on

• plane: VII The Principle of Gender " Gender is in everything; everything has its Masculine and Feminine Principles; Gender manifests on all planes.

Modifies a noun

• himself: For me the question is not ' How does God manifest Himself?

• destiny: The west was open for its final chapters, its manifest destiny.

• absurdity: But while Mr Blair has spoken of its ' manifest absurdity ' ( The Hague, January 1998 ).

• injustice: None can, without being guilty of manifest injustice, cast any reproach upon it, or upon our design in publishing it.

• error: It will probably be necessary to show a distortion or manifest error of assessment in the facts.

• universe: Secondly, we can read " Ganesha " as Lord of the categories of existence - i.e. of everything in the manifest universe.

Modifying Another Word

• outwardly: Yoko may outwardly manifest the feelings you may hold within.

• physically: Hardware - All the stuff you have physically manifest in front of you, or which sits inside these components.

• typically: Subsequent arguments and destructive forces typically manifest themselves downstream.

• clearly: That concern has clearly manifested itself in recent sales figures.

• frequently: After all, sex frequently manifests and undergirds harmful behavior too.

Used with adjective complement

• become: The Secret Doctrine tells us something of the way in which abstract Spirit becomes manifest.

• make: No doubt the light will make manifest his deeds, his doings, his dispositions.

Preposition: in

• flesh: God manifest in the flesh is seen of them.