= diaphaneity, n.

Transparency, translucence. rare after 18th cent.

The quality of being sheer (see the adjective).

= transparency, n. 1.

The state or quality of being translucent (translucent, adj. 1); = translucence, n. 2.

= translucency, n.

The quality or condition of being transparent; perviousness to light; diaphaneity, pellucidity.

Clearness: in various current uses; e.g. of colour, sky, atmosphere, sight, intellect, judgement, conscience, style.

The quality or condition of being pellucid; transparency, clarity, lucidity. Now chiefly figurative.

The quality of being freely pervious to light; transparency.

Pellucid quality or condition; pellucidity.

Freedom from opacity, obscurity, or discolourment; distinctness or purity of light or colour; transparency, pellucidness.

The state or quality of being translucid (translucid, adj.); translucence.

the state or quality of being translucent (translucent, adj. 1); translucence.

The quality of being transparent; = transparency, n. 1.

The state or quality of being translucent (translucent, adj. 1).

The fact or quality of being see-through; transparency; translucency.