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translucency

[tranˈsluːsənsi]

translucency Definition

the quality of allowing light to pass through partially, but not enough to see clearly what is on the other side.

Using translucency: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "translucency" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The translucency of the curtains allowed a soft light to filter into the room.

  • Example

    The artist used the translucency of the paint to create a delicate effect.

  • Example

    The gemstone's translucency made it appear to glow from within.

translucency Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for translucency

  • opacity
  • semi-transparency
  • semi-opacity

Phrases with translucency

  • a term used in dentistry to describe a type of dental material that allows light to pass through and closely resembles the natural appearance of teeth

    Example

    The dentist recommended using high translucency ceramic for the patient's veneers.

  • a type of image file used in computer graphics to represent the degree of translucency of a surface

    Example

    The game developer created a detailed translucency map for the character's skin texture.

  • a type of mineral or rock that has the property of translucency, such as alabaster or onyx

    Example

    The artisan carved a beautiful vase out of translucent stone.

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Summary: translucency in Brief

Translucency [tranˈsluːsənsi] refers to the quality of allowing partial passage of light, without clear visibility of what lies beyond. It is often used in art and design to create delicate effects, as in 'The artist used the translucency of the paint to create a delicate effect.' In dentistry, 'high translucency' is a term used to describe a type of dental material that closely resembles natural teeth. 'Translucent stone' refers to minerals or rocks that have the property of translucency.