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1. (n.) manifesto
a public declaration of intentions, opinions, or purposes.
Etymology: (1640–50; < It; see manifest)
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1. (noun) manifesto, pronunciamento
a public declaration of intentions (as issued by a political party or government)
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1. manifesto
a public declaration, usually of a prince, sovereign, or other person claiming large powers, showing his intentions, or proclaiming his opinions and motives in reference to some act done or contemplated by him; as, a manifesto declaring the purpose of a prince to begin war, and explaining his motives
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Sense: a public usually written announcement of policies and intentions, especially by a political party
the socialist manifesto.
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 Afrikaans: manifes |
 Arabic: بَيان رَسْمي |
 Bulgarian: манифест |
 Brazilian: manifesto |
 Czech: manifest |
 German: das Manifest |
 Danish: manifest; programerklærin |
 Greek: διακήρυξη, μανιφέστο |
 Spanish: manifiesto |
 Estonian: manifest |
 Farsi: قطعنامه |
 Finnish: ohjelmajulistus |
 French: manifeste |
 Hebrew: מִנשָׁר |
 Hindi: घोषणा पत्र |
 Croatian: manifest, proglas |
 Hungarian: kiáltvány |
 Indonesian: manifesto |
 Icelandic: opinber stefnuyfirlÿsing |
 Italian: manifesto, programma |
 Japanese: 声明 |
 Korean: (주권자, 정부, 단체 등이 내는) 선언 |
 Lithuanian: manifestas |
 Latvian: manifests |
 Malay: manifesto |
 Dutch: manifest |
 Norwegian: (program)erklæring |
 Polish: manifest |
 Persian: قطعنامه |
 Pashto: پريكړه ليك |
 Portuguese: manifesto |
 Romanian: manifest |
 Russian: манифест |
 Slovak: manifest |
 Slovenian: manifest |
 Serbian: manifest |
 Swedish: manifest, partiprogram |
 Thai: แถลงการณ์ |
 Turkish: bildiri, beyanname |
 Taiwanese: 宣言 |
 Ukrainian: маніфест |
 Urdu: کسی سیاسی تنظیم کے مقاصد |
 Vietnamese: bản tuyên ngôn |
 Chinese: 宣言 |
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