diaphanousness
/daɪˈæfənəsnəs/
noun
- The quality of being light, delicate, and almost transparent.
- The diaphanousness of the butterfly's wings made them look like stained glass.
- The designer chose the fabric for its diaphanousness, which gave the dress an airy feel.
- Photographers love the diaphanousness of morning mist in landscapes.
- The quality of being vague or insubstantial.
- Critics noted the diaphanousness of the novel's plot, which lacked any real conflict.
- The diaphanousness of the argument made it hard to take seriously.
- There was a certain diaphanousness to his promises that made everyone skeptical.
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