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Meanings of transparent in English

So thin as to transmit light.

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Transmitting light; able to be seen through with clarity.

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Free of deceit.

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Transparent.

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Usage of transparent in English
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These are open, direct and an example of transparent democracy in practice.
The Guardian
2
We will continue to provide information in a transparent manner, said Hafeez.
The South African
3
More than anything else, African countries need law-abiding, predictable and transparent government.
The Irish Times
4
This development is a natural consequence of more open and transparent government.
The Irish Times
5
In addition, there is a clear need for transparent policies and guidelines.
Pubmed
6
Liberia was transparent and asked for help almost on a daily basis.
Reuters
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They depend on our role in an open, transparent and democratic society.
The Guardian
8
The court specifically asked us to have an open and transparent process.
Climbing Magazine
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In 2010, new rules required funds to become more transparent and liquid.
Reuters
10
There were four of them, solid yet transparent, strong yet unbelievably delicate.
Fears Unnamed
11
The United Nations' Guterres also called for a prompt and transparent investigation.
Reuters
12
We're going to make government more transparent and more accountable, she said.
Reuters
13
And that resources should be used and distributed in proper transparent ways.
Radio NZ
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It involves a high level of public consultation and is fully transparent.
The Irish Times
15
He said this can work if people are up front and transparent.
Radio NZ
16
She said: I have always been transparent about my journey with addiction.
News.com.au
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New Zealand
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