Manifesters

Part of speech: noun

Definitions

1. A person or entity that brings ideas or desires into reality through deliberate actions or intentions
2. someone who demonstrates or makes evident certain qualities or feelings through actions or presence
3. an individual who embodies principles of manifestation, often in a personal or spiritual context

Etymology: "Manifesters" is simply the plural of "manifester," so it is the form of a noun meaning one who makes something manifest or embodies its principles. The singular goes back to Middle English "manifestour," which passed into English from Old French and ultimately from Latin "manifestus," meaning "clearly visible" or "caught in the act," a sense that also gives English "manifest." The modern personal and spiritual sense of "manifester," someone who brings desires or ideals into reality through belief or intention, is a later extension of the older idea of making something plainly evident.

Synonyms: demonstrators, exhibitors, showers, revealers, presenters

Antonyms: concealers, hiders, coverers, suppressors, maskers