diaphanie Synonyms
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diaphanie Meaning
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diaphanie (n.)
The art of imitating //ined glass with translucent paper.
diaphanie Sentence Examples
- The diaphanie of the fabric allowed just enough light to pass through, creating a subtle luminosity.
- She wore a diaphanie gown that shimmered softly under the evening lights.
- The diaphanie of the stained glass windows cast colorful patterns across the church floor.
- Artists often use diaphanie effects in their paintings to evoke a sense of ethereal beauty.
- The morning mist lent a diaphanie quality to the landscape, making everything seem otherworldly.
- The diaphanie of the water in the pond made it appear as if the fish were swimming in liquid light.
- In her poetry, she often described moments of quiet reflection with words like "diaphanie" to capture their delicate essence.
- The diaphanie of the autumn leaves created a tapestry of gold and crimson in the forest.
- The diaphanie of her smile seemed to light up the room, filling it with warmth and joy.
- As the sun set behind the mountains, it cast a diaphanie glow over the valley below, painting everything in shades of pink and gold.
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The art of imitating //ined glass with translucent paper.
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The diaphanie of the fabric allowed just enough light to pass through, creating a subtle luminosity.
She wore a diaphanie gown that shimmered softly under the evening lights.
The diaphanie of the stained glass windows cast colorful patterns across the church floor.
Artists often use diaphanie effects in their paintings to evoke a sense of ethereal beauty.
