manifest, wherefore, therefor, whither, whence

The Gamble of Trump  The hope of better policies comes with his manifest personal flaws.

 Investigators are examining the entire passenger manifest after European diplomats said late on Saturday that two of the 227 passengers were travelling on stolen passports. Hishamuddin Hussein, who is also defence minister, said Malaysia would work with the FBI and other international agencies and that two more names were being checked.



4. When the urge to compose is present, appeal directly to the Maker and ask Him three most important questions pertaining to our life here in this world - whence, wherefore, whither [woher, warum, wohin]? This appeal will immediately manifest feelings of vibrations that will thrill your whole being. These are the Spirit illuminating the soul-power within, and in this exalted state, you can clearly see what is obscure in your ordinary moods; then you feel capable of drawing inspiration from above, as Beethoven did. These vibrations assume the forms of distinct mental images, after you have formulated your desire and resolve in regard to what you want - namely, to be inspired so that you can compose something that will uplift and benefit humanity - something of permanent value. Straightaway the ideas will flow upon you, directly from God, and not only should you see distinct themes in you mind's eye, but they also will be clothed in the right forms, harmonies and orchestration. Only with divine inspiration will finished product be revealed to you, measure by measure.


Wherefore feed and clothe and save,
From the cradle to the grave,
Those ungrateful drones who would
Drain your sweat -nay, drink your blood?

manifest1

Syllabification: man·i·fest

Pronunciation: /ˈmanəˌfest/

adjective

• Clear or obvious to the eye or mind: the system’s manifest failings
  

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verb

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• 1Display or show (a quality or feeling) by one’s acts or appearance; demonstrate: Ray manifested signs of severe depression
  

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• 1.1 (often be manifested in) Be evidence of; prove: bad industrial relations are often manifested in disputes and strikes
  

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• 1.2 [no object] (Of an ailment) become apparent through the appearance of symptoms: a disorder that usually manifests in middle age
  

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• 1.3 [no object] (Of a ghost or spirit) appear: one deity manifested in the form of a bird
  

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Derivatives

manifestly

adverb

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Origin

late Middle English: via Old French from Latin manifestus.

whither[whith・er] 

• 発音記号[hwíðər | wíðə]

((古))[副]

1 ((疑問副詞))どこへ, どちらへ(to what place)（⇔whence）

Whither goest thou？
汝(なんじ)いずこへ行くか.

2 ((疑問副詞))((形式))どの点［状態, 程度］まで, どこまで；何を目当て［目的］に；何に向けて, どんな相手に

Whither computer technology？
（新聞の見出しなどで）コンピュータ技術はどこへ向かうか.

3 ((関係副詞))
(1) ((制限用法))（そこへ）…するところの（in ［to］ which）

the land whither they were bound
彼らが目指した地方.

(2) ((非制限用法))そしてそこへ

They started for Rome, whither they arrived at dawn.
ローマに向かって出発し, 夜明けにそこに着いた.

(3) ((譲歩の副詞節))どこ［どちら］へ…しても.

━━[接]どこでも…する方へ.

━━[名][U]((the ［one's］ 〜))目的地, 行く先.

whith・er・ward

[副]いずこへ, いずこに向かって.therefor (ther-FOR)

adverb
For that; in return or exchange for something, e.g. "placing an order and sending payment therefor".

Etymology
From Middle English therefor, from there + for. The word 'therefore' arose as a variant spelling of this word

Usage
"Thrice thereafter the temple was rebuilt, each time greater and more elaborately than before, but always on the site of the original shrine, though men forgot the reason therefor." — Robert E. Howard; The Bloody Crown of Conan; Del Rey; 2004.

wherefore

adv.

1. For what purpose or reason; why.
2. Therefore.

n.
A purpose or cause: wanted to know all the whys and wherefores.

wherefore[where・fore]

 

• 発音記号[hwéərfɔ`ːr | wéə-]

[副]((古))

1 ((疑問副詞))何のために(for what)；なぜ(why)

Wherefore art thou Romeo？
なぜあなたはロメオなの〈Shak. 〉.

2 ((関係副詞))（そのために）…するところの；そしてそのために, そういうわけで.

━━[名]((通例the 〜s))原因, 理由. ▼通例the whys and 〜sの形で用いる.

whence[whence] 

• 発音記号[hwéns | wéns]
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((古))[副]

1 ((疑問副詞))どこから(from where, from what place)

Whence does she come？
彼女はどこの出身ですか.

2 ((関係副詞))
(1) そこから…するところの

that imperial palace whence he came
彼があとにした宮殿（天国のこと）〈Wordsworth〉.

(2) …するところへ［に］, そのために.

━━[代]

1 ((疑問代名詞))どこ

He queried from whence his visitors came.
彼は訪ねて来た人にどこから来たのか聞きただした.

2 ((関係代名詞))…するところの

the culture from whence the ballad sprang
民謡を生み出した文化.

━━[名]((the ［one's］ 〜))（人・物の）出所, 起源((of ...)).