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| # | Term | Definition | From Set |
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| 1 | translucent | Allowing the passage of light. | SAT words from 'translucent' to 'tutelage' |
| 2 | translucent | partly transparent | Wordlist |
| 3 | translucent | light may pass through, but blocked objects are not clearly seen | Terms from the Mineral Identification Lab |
| 4 | translucent | adj. Allowing the passage of light. | T |
| 5 | translucent | adj. Allowing the passage of light. | GRE Word List |
| 6 | translucent | semitransparent | stems 31-34 |
| 7 | translucent | semitransparent | Stems List 33 |
| 8 | Translucent | Lets some light through but you can’t see through it | Principles of Technology |
| 9 | translucent | object that lets a little light shine through | Luka - light and color |
| 10 | translucent | relating to a substance that allows light to pass through it but scatters the light | weaver vocab test |
| 11 | Translucent | permitting the passage of light | First Choice SAT Vocab Flashcards Set 2 |
| 12 | translucent | a__________ material allows you to see clearly through them . | Science Sound Light Waves |
| 13 | translucent | semitransparent | WWW# 63 words |
| 14 | translucent | when light passes through but you can't make out | WEEK OF APRIL 23 |
| 15 | translucent | a material that lets light through but scatters it | 5th grade Science: Light, Lenses, and Color |
| 16 | translucent | Allowing the passage of light. | SAT Words (5000) - freevocabulary.com |
| 17 | translucent | 1. premitting light to pass through but diffusing it so that persons, objects, etc., on the opposite side are not clearly visible 2. easily understandable | Unit 2 (A Wrinkle in Time [Plus a little Twain!]) Vocabulary |
| 18 | translucent | Term used to describe a material that scatters light as it passes through | Science Final Exam |
| 19 | translucent | some light passes through | simple science |
| 20 | translucent | able to transmit light, but not see-through | 7R Final Exam Vocabulary |
| 21 | translucent | allowing light to pass | 7E Final Exam Vocabulary |
| 22 | translucent | allowing light to pass through | Contemporary Literature Vocab 61-80 |
| 23 | translucent | light passes through but it is scattered; don't see clearly | Science -Light |
| 24 | Translucent | A surface that you can almost see through | Science Exam (6) |
| 25 | translucent | allowing for light to go through | Blue Highways |
| 26 | translucent | light passes through but it is scattered; don't see clearly | Final - Science |
| 27 | translucent | allowing some light to pass through | final exam words |
| 28 | translucent | partly transparent | Barrons GRE Wordlist 4,842 words |
| 29 | translucent | partly transparent | T, U and V |
| 30 | translucent | partly transparent | scrambled |
| 31 | Translucent | allows light to pass through a little bit, or glowing | Lux Education Writing Vocab 1 |
| 32 | translucent | almost transparent, able to be seen through clearly | Princeton Review's back for more list |
| 33 | translucent | adj. Allowing the passage of light. | SAT Vocab S-Z |
| 34 | translucent | Permitting light through, but with some diffusion; clear | GRE Vocabulary List-Level 2 |
| 35 | translucent | semitransparent | WWW List 33 |
| 36 | translucent | adj. Allowing the passage of light. | 5000 SAT words |
| 37 | translucent | letting light through | Hewitt English Vocab Chpater 5 Test |
| 38 | translucent | semitransparent | Word Within The Word #63 |
| 39 | translucent | that which scatters light as it passes through | KENT MS - 7th Voc Sci Ch 2 #35-52 |
| 40 | translucent | semi transperant | list #63 words |
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