manifests
v.v. to show a quality or feeling clearly through your actions or appearance. It is often used when an invisible problem or idea becomes easy to see.
v. to demonstrate or display a quality or feeling by one's acts or appearance; to appear or become evident. Often used in medical or psychological contexts to describe symptoms or traits becoming visible.
The illness manifests as a high fever and a cough.
The team's lack of confidence manifests in their hesitant decision-making during the final minutes of the game.
While the underlying economic instability had been growing for years, it only manifests to the public when the stock market experiences a sudden and dramatic correction.
The verb is often used transitively with an abstract quality as the object, or intransitively with 'as'.
The problem manifests itself as a lack of money.The problem manifests as a lack of money.While 'manifests itself' is grammatically correct, it is often redundant; 'manifests as' is more direct and common in modern usage.