Manifesto is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MANIFESTO in dictionary:

VERB:
• to issue a manifesto
• issued manifesto
NOUN:
• a written statement declaring publicly the intentions, motives, or views of its issuer
• a public declaration of policy and aims, especially one issued before an election by a political party or candidate
• declaration of policy as issued by a political party
• 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.
• a public declaration of intentions (as issued by a political party or government)

Words related to MANIFESTO

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Words that contain MANIFESTO

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How to use MANIFESTO in a sentence

• At the Conference of London, after a long discussion in February, 1920, the economic manifesto was drawn up which warned Europe of the perils of the economic situation.
• He at once issued his manifesto to the people, and soon had the satisfaction to see his forces increased.
• You might deliver a reasoned manifesto to the Russian people and buck them up a bit.
• The answer of Marie de Medicis to the manifesto addressed to herself was calm and dignified.
• The Medical Profession takes up the idea, and, discovering a grievance, the Royal College of Surgeons issues a manifesto.
• Nevertheless, the publication of his manifesto did him good service.
• It was in vain that a manifesto was issued, painting the religion of Zoroaster in the brightest colors, and requiring all persons to conform to it.
• A more striking contrast to the Manifesto of the previous October could not be readily imagined.
• Soon after the war began a Socialist Manifesto to the laboring masses of Russia was issued.
• She had been married to the Bishop not long before the manifesto, and he had been married several years then to Debbie.
• Edward redoubled his preparations for war, and issued a long manifesto to his subjects in which he set forth in violent language his grievances against Philip.
• Vitellius sent a manifesto on to Rome in which he declined the title of Caesar, and postponed calling himself Augustus without giving up any portion of his power.
• The new Emperor declared in a manifesto that his reign should be inspired by the aims and principles of Catherine II.
• For there can be no doubt that in the main contention of his manifesto, as of his book, Mr Arnold was absolutely right.
• In the midst of these discouraging circumstances the manifesto of Wade and Davis had appeared to add its depressing influence to the general gloom.
• The terms of the manifesto, after la Peyrade had made a rough draft of it, were discussed at great length.
• He took with him the Socialist manifesto and pinned it to the post of a wicket gate opening from the gardens into the park on the opposite side of the Grange to Deeping Knoll.
• Three years after the Duke of Brunswick issued his Manifesto to the lodges, the books of Barruel, Robison, and others appeared, laying bare the whole conspiracy.
• The Moscow Manifesto of March, 1919, was before the Emergency Convention.
• This was followed by a shrewd manifesto, explaining the national grievances, and assuring the people of redress.
• He acquainted the house that the Spanish ambassador, after delivering a hostile manifesto to the secretary of state, had suddenly quitted London.
• On the 17th, therefore, the message and the manifesto were introduced.
• Well, if you want to make your position clear, I know I can trust you to make your manifesto the right thing.
• The decree is dated February 22d, and accompanied by a manifesto which is an instructive historical document in itself.
• This ceremony was conducted from the Mansion House steps, and the manifesto was said to have been read by Pearse, of St.
• Five hundred men were present, and with only five dissenting votes determined to stand by the Manifesto.
• She issued a manifesto, which was circulated through all the towns of the empire, and raised a large army, which was dispatched to crush the rebellion.
• He did not read and he did not know much of anything of the work of Marx and the Revolutionary Manifesto of 1848.

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