translucid
[trans-loo-sid, tranz-]
adjective
Origin of translucid
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Related Words for translucid
see-through, crystalline, luminous, apparent, crystal, thin, clear-cut, diaphanous, glassy, limpid, lucid, pellucid, lucent, semiopaque, semitransparent, cloudless, pure, translucentExamples from the Web for translucid
Historical Examples of translucid
China or Porcelain Paste is translucid, in pottery it is opaque.
Chats on Oriental ChinaJ. F. Blacker
It is translucid, and therein differs from pottery, which is opaque.
The Ceramic ArtJennie J. Young
What I felt after Florence was the translucid calm of the ocean's depth.
Evelyn InnesGeorge Moore
No more delightful talker than Mendès, no more accomplished littérateur, no more fluent and translucid critic.
Confessions of a Young ManGeorge Moore
The characteristic productions of the third among the modern schools are monochromatic and translucid enamels.