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tralucent

/tɹəˈlusənt/

tralucent adjective: translucent.

Adjective

tralucent (comparative more tralucent, superlative most tralucent)

  1. (obsolete) Translucent.
    • the air's tralucent gallery1595, John Davies, Orchestra

Forms of tralucent

comparativemore tralucent
superlativemost tralucent

Origin of tralucent

From Latin tralucens, translucens. See translucent.

Questions about tralucent

What does tralucent mean?
Tralucent means translucent.
What part of speech is tralucent?
Tralucent is an adjective.
How do you pronounce tralucent?
Tralucent is pronounced /tɹəˈlusənt/.

Words near tralucent in the dictionary

  1. Trallian
  2. Trallians
  3. tralokinumab
  4. tralomethrin
  5. tralse
  6. tralucent
  7. tram
  8. tram driver
  9. tram drivers
  10. tram horse
  11. Tram Inn

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