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transparently

[ US /tɹænˈspɛɹəntɫi/ ]
[ UK /tɹænspˈæɹəntli/ ]
ADVERB
  1. so as to be easily understood or seen through
    his transparently lucid prose
    his transparently deceitful behavior
  2. so as to allow the passage of light
    the red brilliance of the claret shines transparently in our glasses

How To Use transparently In A Sentence

  • The reason that Canadians come in for so much ribbing is that some who post on the forums are so transparently easy to goad. Saying Goodbye - Disparaging Remarks
  • The plot is transparently thin; our hero, named F.W. and writing in the first person throughout, delivers what he calls a travelogue through time to the Eleventh Cosmic Capital Year of Virgo, an unspecified time 100,000 years or so in the future. Star of the Unborn (1946)
  • To try to blame the difficulty away in this manner is a transparently empty dodge. Behe: ID rescues Common Descent
  • I'm not about to say here that everyone should write transparently any more than everyone should write "poetically" (wait for it, I'll be taking issue with these terms later.) SeeLight:
  • Yan Yiming says, announce public general affairs publicly transparently, be political civilization is indispensible.
  • Flowers like the oxlip, with transparently thin petals, only faintly washed with colour, yet have a distinct and pervasive scent. The Spring of Joy: A Little Book of Healing
  • Noa - how can you "uphold" your claim when it is transparently false? John Terry’s sacking as England captain tells us something interesting...
  • It will enable the Board to judge performance transparently using consistent measures.
  • And this misconstrual is beyond foolish, for it is transparently clear what the counterexamples are for, and what thesis they are directed at. The Volokh Conspiracy » Add Bad Ethics to the Problems of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”?
  • The beautifully coloured and almost transparently winged golden moorhen covers every stretch of water inland, and the "chaja" or wild turkey, one of the most useless birds in the Chaco, and quite uneatable, sends forth his dismal cry "chaja. Argentina from a British Point of View
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