Pronunciation: /ˈmænɪˌkwɛst/ (This is a suggested phonetic pronunciation)
Definition:
Maniquest (noun) - it is a particular or imaginative assignment compelled by fervor or fixation.
Significance:
• It defines a mission driven by passion.
• It emphasizes the force of the fervor.
• It identifies the elements of fixation and dedication.
• It avoids limitations of prohibited origins.
• It improves more concise language describing intense devotion.
• It replaces descriptions with a single term.
Singular noun: maniquest
Plural noun: maniquests
Definition:
Maniquest (noun) - it is a particular or imaginative assignment compelled by fervor or fixation.
Significance:
• It defines a mission driven by passion.
• It emphasizes the force of the fervor.
• It identifies the elements of fixation and dedication.
• It avoids limitations of prohibited origins.
• It improves more concise language describing intense devotion.
• It replaces descriptions with a single term.
Singular noun: maniquest
Plural noun: maniquests
Examples:
• “His maniquest for the ideal carving consumed ages of commitment.”
• “Her maniquest to alleviate sufferings from humanity is amply admired.”
• “The artist’s maniquest for eternity through paintings produced an immense collection.”
• “His maniquest for the ideal carving consumed ages of commitment.”
• “Her maniquest to alleviate sufferings from humanity is amply admired.”
• “The artist’s maniquest for eternity through paintings produced an immense collection.”
by Dmitrio February 10, 2025