Megnyilvánítottan

Megnyilvánítottan is a Hungarian adverb that translates to "manifested," "expressed," "revealed," or "demonstrated" in English. It describes an action or state that has become apparent or visible, moving from an internal or potential state to an external or actual one. The root of the word is "megnyilvánít," a verb meaning to manifest, express, or reveal.

The adverb is used to indicate that something, such as an emotion, an opinion, a talent, or a phenomenon, has been shown or made known. For instance, one might say that a person "megnyilvánítottan" showed their disappointment, meaning their disappointment was visibly expressed. Similarly, a problem could be "megnyilvánítottan" present, indicating it has become obvious or apparent.

The usage of "megnyilvánítottan" implies a transition from an unexpressed or hidden state to a discernible one. It can refer to conscious actions of expression or to natural, involuntary displays. The context in which the adverb is used will determine the precise nuance of "manifested" or "expressed." It is a relatively common term in Hungarian, used in both everyday conversation and more formal writing.