transparency
/trænˈspɛrənsi/
noun
- The quality of being easy to see through; the state of being transparent.
- The transparency of the ice made it look like a sheet of glass.
- We tested the transparency of different fabrics by holding them up to the light.
- The new smartphone screen has excellent transparency and brightness.
- Openness and honesty in actions, decisions, or information, especially in business or government.
- Transparency in the hiring process helps build trust with applicants.
- Citizens demanded transparency from their elected officials.
- The company promised greater transparency in its financial reporting.
- A photographic slide or image on a clear film, especially one used in a projector.
- The teacher used a transparency on the overhead projector to show a map.
- The presentation included several color transparencies of the building plans.
- We scanned the old transparencies to save them as digital files.