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Meanings of more opaque in English

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Usage of more opaque in English
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Furthermore, responsibility for prevention, which was never clear, became even more opaque.
Pubmed
2
The ethics of the woods were growing more opaque to his understanding.
The Rainy Day Railroad War
3
As it gets warmer it becomes drier, more opaque, browner, and firmer.
Mastering the grill: the owner's manual for outdoor cooking
4
The crossing of lines in shading gives a more opaque look.
The Practice and Science of Drawing
5
The details of the final minutes of Marwan's life are much more opaque.
The Guardian
6
The more information that emerges, the more opaque the picture seems to become.
The Irish Times
7
It has made it more opaque, not more transparent, he said.
Reuters
8
The older a tooth, the more opaque its image on X-ray.
Break No Bones
9
Nanaakomin's eyes were watchful and intelligent, like Caleb's, but darker and more opaque.
Caleb's crossing
10
As we pulled in, the atmosphere became more opaque, and the darkness more intense.
Peter Simple; and, The Three Cutters, Vol. 1-2
11
It is considered wholesome by the natives, and is something more opaque than gruel.
American Notes
12
Microsoft and Nintendo's prospects are a bit more opaque, though.
Wired
13
Alison's therapy was rather more opaque, except in its denouement.
The Guardian
14
But it is more opaque and unknowable even than this.
The Guardian
15
The words grow more and more opaque before me; soon they have lost all meaning.
Waiting for the Barbarians
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The reasons for it, though, are somewhat more opaque.
The Irish Times
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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