Manifeste (en. Manifest)
/ma.ni.fɛst/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
noun
A document that sets out principles or claims.
The writers' manifesto was published in 1920.
Le manifeste des écrivains a été publié en 1920.
adjective
Which is evident, clear, or visible.
The consequences of his actions were obvious.
Les conséquences de ses actions étaient manifestes.
Which is publicly declared.
He made a clear declaration of his intentions.
Il a fait une déclaration manifeste de ses intentions.
Etymology
From Latin 'manifestus', which means 'evident, clear'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
manifesto against
A public declaration opposing something.
manifeste contre
statement of intentions
A document that clearly outlines the objectives.
manifeste d'intentions
statement of demands
A document that describes specific demands.
manifeste de revendications
Related Words
to demonstrate
To hold a public demonstration or express feelings.
manifester
demonstration
A public meeting to express opinions.
manifestation
demonstrator
A person who participates in a demonstration.
manifesteur
Slang Meanings
Obvious, unequivocal.
It is obvious that he wants to leave the group.
C'est manifeste qu'il veut quitter le groupe.
To do things in an ostentatious way.
He clearly did that just to attract attention.
Il a manifestement fait cela juste pour attirer l'attention.