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Diaphanous

usgb/daɪˈæfənəs/Volume
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Use 'diaphanous' to evoke a delicate, airy visual image in the reader's mind, often in artistic or poetic contexts. SlideThe morning light filtered through her diaphanous curtains, bathing the room in a soft glow.
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'Diaphanous' often conveys a sense of beauty and elegance, suited for describing fine clothing or decor. SlideThe ballerina's diaphanous tutu fluttered gracefully with each pirouette.
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Apart from literal thinness, 'diaphanous' can be used metaphorically to describe things that are insubstantial or vague. SlideHis grasp on the subject was diaphanous, lacking depth and certainty.
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