megnyilvánította

"Megnyilvánította" is the past tense, third-person singular form of the Hungarian verb "megnyilvánul." This verb generally translates to "manifested," "expressed," or "showed." It describes a situation where something, whether an emotion, a quality, a tendency, or a phenomenon, becomes evident or observable.

The verb can be used in various contexts. For instance, someone might have "megnyilvánította" their anger, meaning they showed or expressed their anger. Similarly, a certain disease might have "megnyilvánította" its symptoms, indicating that the symptoms became apparent. The concept of "megnyilvánította" implies a transition from a latent or internal state to an outward, observable one. It signifies that something previously hidden or potential has now become real and perceivable. The specific nuance of "megnyilvánította" depends heavily on the subject and object it refers to. It is a common verb in Hungarian for describing the outward appearance of internal states or the emergence of phenomena.