manifesto
81manifesto — n. Declaration (of a sovereign or a government), manifest, public protestation …
82manifesto — noun (C) a written statement by an organized group, especially a political party, saying what they believe in and what they intend to do …
83manifesto — n proclamation, pronouncement, pro nunciamento, promulgation; statement, declaration, announcement, annunciation, broadcast, publication, issuance, airing; notice, formal notice, notification, circular, handbill, bill, broadside, placard, poster …
84manifesto — man·i·fes·to …
85manifesto — [ˌmænɪˈfestəʊ] (plural manifestoes) noun [C] a formal statement describing the aims and plans of an organization, especially a political party …
86manifesto — man•i•fes•to [[t]ˌmæn əˈfɛs toʊ[/t]] n. pl. tos, toes a public declaration of intentions, opinions, or purposes • Etymology: 1640–50; < It; see manifest …
87manifesto — /mænəˈfɛstoʊ / (say manuh festoh) noun (plural manifestos or manifestoes) a public declaration, as of a sovereign or government, or of any person or body of persons taking important action, making known intentions, objects, motives, etc.; a… …
88manifesto — /maensfestow/ A formal written declaration, promulgated by a sovereign, or by the executive authority of a state or nation, proclaiming its reasons and motives for declaring a war, or for any other important international action. Public… …
89manifesto — /maensfestow/ A formal written declaration, promulgated by a sovereign, or by the executive authority of a state or nation, proclaiming its reasons and motives for declaring a war, or for any other important international action. Public… …
90manifesto — A public statement issued under the governmental authority of one nation, describing its reasons for its acts or attitude toward another nation. A statement to the public by an organization or group of people, social, economic, or scientific, of… …
