gauze-like
- adjective
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similar a la gasa
- The curtains were made from a gauze-like fabric that let soft sunlight filter into the room.
Examples
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Through the gauze-like mist, the silhouette of the mountain appeared ghostly and faint.
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She wore a gauze-like scarf that fluttered in the slightest breeze.
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The dress was made of a gauze-like fabric.
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She wore a gauze-like shawl over her shoulders.
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The curtains were made from a gauze-like fabric that let soft sunlight filter into the room.
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She wore a gauze-like scarf that fluttered in the slightest breeze.
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Through the gauze-like mist, the silhouette of the mountain appeared ghostly and faint.
Synonyms
14
3.9
Thin material that lets you see what is behind it
12
4.0
Very thin and almost see-through, like light fabric
7
6.7
Very thin and light, often letting light pass through like a curtain
4
5.8
A thin, light layer that is almost see-through
4
9.6
Very light, delicate material that is almost transparent
1
8.6
Very light and delicate like a thin cloth or spider web
1
7.5
A thing that has thin spider webs on it
1
7.2
Full of mist that makes things look unclear
Very thin, soft, and easy to tear like paper used for cleaning
Antonyms
How Thin
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Gauze-like starts with gauze, a very thin cloth often used for bandages, and the ending -like means 'similar'. Gauze likely comes from the city of Gaza or an old Arabic word for 'silk', so gauze-like means 'like that thin, nearly see-through cloth'.