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manifest destiny
Definition
obvious; or to make obvious; or to show or demonstrate
- Though he had long foreseen something of the sort, the actual manifestation of the feeling was beyond anything he had looked for.Book 7 — Alyosha (3% in)
- Yet, in spite of these edifying memories, it would be difficult to explain the frivolity, absurdity and malice that were manifested beside the coffin of Father Zossima.Book 7 — Alyosha (12% in)
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- Whatsoever Thou revealest anew will encroach on men's freedom of faith; for it will be manifest as a miracle, and the freedom of their faith was dearer to Thee than anything in those days fifteen hundred years ago.Book 5 — Pro And Contra (55% in)
- When it was fully daylight, some people began bringing their sick, in most cases children, with them from the town—as though they had been waiting expressly for this moment to do so, evidently persuaded that the dead elder's remains had a power of healing, which would be immediately made manifest in accordance with their faith.Book 7 — Alyosha (2% in)
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