What is another word for transparent
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transparent
/trænˈspærənt/
Allowing light to pass through so that objects behind can be distinctly seen.
Antonyms of transparent
Adjectives
Strongest matches:
- opaque
- cloudy
- murky
Weak matches:
- translucent
- obscure
- concealed
Synonyms
clear, see-through, translucent, lucid, limpid, crystal clear, unclouded, diaphanous, sheer, pellucid
Usage examples:
1. The transparent glass walls of the office building created a feeling of openness and space.
2. She appreciated the transparent communication from her manager, which helped build trust within the team.
3. The jellyfish's nearly transparent body shimmered beautifully under the aquarium lights.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a common antonym for 'transparent' relating to opacity?
A common antonym for 'transparent' in the context of opacity is 'opaque.' While 'transparent' refers to materials or substances that allow light to pass through so that objects behind can be distinctly seen, 'opaque' describes materials through which light cannot pass, preventing the seeing of objects through them.
How would you describe the opposite of 'transparent' in terms of honesty?
In terms of honesty, the opposite of 'transparent' is 'deceptive' or 'dishonest.' When someone is being transparent, they are open, clear, and straightforward. Conversely, being deceptive involves misleading or giving a false impression.
Can “confidential” be considered an antonym for 'transparent'? If so, in what context?
Yes, 'confidential' can be considered an antonym for 'transparent' in specific contexts, particularly in the sharing of information. 'Transparent' implies openness and the free sharing of information, whereas 'confidential' refers to information that is meant to be kept secret or private, not disclosed openly.
What is an antonym for 'transparent' when referring to a process or system?
When referring to a process or system, an antonym for 'transparent' is 'obscure' or 'complicated.' A transparent process is easy to understand and clear, with no hidden elements. On the other hand, an obscure or complicated process is difficult to follow or understand, often because details are hidden or not clearly communicated.