MEANING
A fine transparent or translucent quality that lets light pass through and gives a material a delicate appearance.
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- the diaphaneity of silk
- the diaphaneity of a veil
- delicate diaphaneity
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The veil's diaphaneity softened the outline without concealing it.
Backlighting revealed the diaphaneity of the paper petals.
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Primary category: sensory / description. Forms: Uncountable. Legacy lexical fields mirror sense 1 only. Use numbered sense fields for all meanings.
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