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Meanings of opacity in English
The quality of being opaque to a degree; the degree to which something reduces the passage of light.
Usage of opacity in English
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But the revisions also exposed another problem in Chinese economic data: opacity.
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Apparent opacity and color analyses suggest that the films present high transparency.
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Cataracts were graded on the basis of the size of lens opacity.
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Before him, in place of a horizon, was a vast livid opacity.
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Transparency, opacity and colour were explained by Newton on the following principles.
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Within minutes, I found an opacity suggesting the old healed ulnar break.
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You can pick blending modes, adjust opacity and even add layer masks.
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And it has precious little to do with your border wall's opacity.
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Move the appropriate finger to adjust color, opacity, settings and brush size.
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The risk and opacity of that market helped fuel the 2008 financial crisis.
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These results confirm the previously reported association between myopia, hyperopia, and nuclear opacity.
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Rafter's ambitious goal is to break the notorious opacity of the higher-education market.
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The corneal opacity disappeared within a week but alkaline phosphatase remained persistently low.
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The real enemy, the real fight is between opacity and transparency.
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Essentially, stored light involves using lasers to tune the opacity of a gas.
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Through the next several images the opacity enlarged, changed shape, diminished.
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Opacity through the time
Opacity across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common