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  • Words to Describe Light Passing Through: A Comprehensive Guide
    Here are some words you could use to describe light getting through something, depending on the context:

    General:

    * Translucent: This is the most accurate word for when light passes through but objects are not clearly visible.

    * Transparent: This describes something that allows light to pass through completely, so objects are clearly visible.

    * Permeable: This word emphasizes the material allowing light to pass through, not just how much light passes through.

    More specific:

    * Diffuse: Describes light that is scattered and spread out, making objects appear blurry.

    * Refracted: Describes light that is bent as it passes through a material.

    * Absorbed: Describes light that is taken in by the material, not passing through.

    * Reflected: Describes light that bounces off the material, rather than passing through.

    Figurative:

    * Penetrating: Suggests light powerfully cutting through something.

    * Piercing: Similar to penetrating, implying the light is intense and sharp.

    The best word will depend on the specific situation you are describing.

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