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Meaning of translucent
The primary meaning of the word "translucent" is allowing light to pass through without being completely transparent.
Etymology of translucent
The word "translucent" originates from the Latin words "trans" meaning "through" or "across" and "lucere" meaning "to shine".
Historically, the term has been used in English since the 15th century to describe materials or objects that allow light to pass through them.
Synonyms
Definitions
- According to Oxford Languages, "translucent" refers to a material or object that allows light to pass through it diffusely, so that objects on the other side cannot be seen clearly.
- * It can also describe something that is easily understood or interpreted, such as a translucent argument or explanation.
Usage Examples
- The translucent wings of the butterfly glowed in the sunlight.
- * The artist used translucent paints to create a sense of depth in her work.
- * The professor's translucent explanation of the complex concept made it easy for students to understand.
Antonyms
opaque
solid
dense
thick
impenetrable
impermeable
nonporous
airtight
waterproof
solid
heavy
weighty
massive
bulky
substantial
impervious
resistant
nontransparent
cloudy
murky
turbid
muddy
hazy
foggy
gloomy
dark