transparently
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3.6
- adverb
- /trænsˈpɛr.ənt.li/
:
transparente
- The water looked transparently clear, revealing the colorful fish swimming below.
- transparently clear
Examples
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GSK is dedicated to sharing data about its medicines transparently and in a timely manner.
Blog text (1) -
Behind her glasses, her eyes were large, green, and transparently clear.
Fiction book (1997) -
"Paterson's face reflected his emotions transparently."
Fiction book (1993) -
It's up to the event organizers to clearly lay out their own standards and enforce them consistently and transparently.
Blog text (29) -
Light Box Jewelry offers lab grown diamonds that are beautiful, high quality, and affordably and transparently priced.
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Even when relevant expert practices are transparently clear to our understanding, it is often a slow and time-consuming process to translate this understanding into relevant educational practice.
Academic text (1993) -
Something has occurred to her—something transparently simple, something she's always known, it seems, but never articulated.
Academic text (2013) -
The glass is transparently designed to allow sunlight to flood the room.
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She wore a dress that was transparently made of delicate fabric, showcasing her elegant silhouette.
Synonyms
In a thin, almost see-through way often used for light fabric
How Transparent
Surface Forms
Morphology
transparently = transparent (transparent) = transparent + ly
Formed by adding the adverbial suffix '-ly' to the adjective 'transparent'; the physical meaning 'allowing light to pass' is directly derived.
Etymology
Transparently comes from Latin parts trans- 'through' and parere 'to appear', so it originally meant 'to appear through'. So, when something is transparent, light and shapes can 'show through' it and you can see what is behind.