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translucent

[trans-loo-suhnt, tranz-] / trænsˈlu sənt, trænz- /


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It was translucent and tasted like red grape, only sweeter and deeper.

From Literature

Maybe it’s her fine, wispy white-blond hair or her pale, almost translucent skin.

From Literature

Siphonophores -- largely translucent creatures in fanciful shapes resembling toddlers' drawings -- glowed as they drifted by, and silver, fingernail-sized fish skittered out of the sub's wake.

From Barron's

Named the Magnavox Odyssey, the console setup included translucent overlays that players stuck on the TV screen to create colorful game boards, such as table tennis, roulette and haunted house.

From The Wall Street Journal

Her husband usually gets up early, meaning she’s often awakened by light escaping out of a door that is translucent or transparent.

From The Wall Street Journal