semiopaque
- adjective
- /ˌsɛmi.oʊˈpeɪk/
- The glass is semiopaque.
Examples
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She poured the liquid into a semiopaque plastic container for storage.
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The semiopaque curtains let in a gentle glow of morning light.
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Mist rose from the lake, creating a semiopaque veil over the water.
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These semiopaque curtains block some light.
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The curtains are semiopaque, providing privacy while still allowing some light to enter the room.
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She chose a semiopaque paint for the walls to create a warm, softly lit atmosphere in the living space.
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The semiopaque glass in the bathroom lets in natural light but keeps the view obscured.
Synonyms
Allows light to pass through but makes objects behind it unclear
Very thin and light, often letting light pass through like a curtain
A material that lets some light through but you cannot see objects clearly
Letting some light through but not fully clear
Partly transparent fabric that lets some light through while giving some privacy
Antonyms
How Opaque
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Semiopaque comes from semi- meaning 'half' and opaque meaning 'not letting light through', and the semi- part is the same as in semicircle which means 'half'. So, semiopaque means 'half not clear', which is why it only lets some light through.