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transparently

/trænˈspɛr.ənt.li/
trans · par · ent · ly

Adjective:transparent
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• adverb

1

In an open, honest, and accountable manner, without hidden agendas or secrecy.

Example

"The organization pledged to operate transparently by publishing its annual financial audits online."


2

In a way that is easily perceived, detected, or understood; obviously.

Example

"His excuse for missing the afternoon meeting was transparently false."


3

In a manner that allows light to pass through so that objects behind can be distinctly seen.

Example

"The artist applied the watercolor glaze so transparently that the underlying pencil sketch remained visible."

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Word Origin & Etymology

Formed from the adjective transparent plus the adverbial suffix -ly; transparent comes from Medieval Latin transparentem, the present participle of transparere ('to show light through'), from trans ('through') and parere ('to come in sight, appear').

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