transparation
The act or process of making something transparent or the state of being revealed through a medium. It often refers to the systematic disclosure of information or the physical transition of a material from an opaque to a clear state.
Examples
3 of 5The transparation of the new glass material occurred only after it reached a specific temperature.
The process of the new glass material becoming transparent occurred only after it reached a specific temperature.
The committee demanded the full transparation of all financial records related to the project.
The committee demanded the full disclosure and clarity of all financial records related to the project.
I'm looking for some transparation in how you decided on these prices.
I'm looking for some clarity or openness in how you decided on these prices.
Antonyms
Word Family
Memory Tip
Think of 'Transfer' + 'Appearance'. You are transferring something from a hidden state into an appearance that can be seen through.
Quick Quiz
The ______ of the chemical solution allowed the scientists to see the reaction occurring at the base of the beaker.
Correct!
The correct answer is: transparation
Examples
The transparation of the new glass material occurred only after it reached a specific temperature.
everydayThe process of the new glass material becoming transparent occurred only after it reached a specific temperature.
The committee demanded the full transparation of all financial records related to the project.
formalThe committee demanded the full disclosure and clarity of all financial records related to the project.
I'm looking for some transparation in how you decided on these prices.
informalI'm looking for some clarity or openness in how you decided on these prices.
In this study, transparation is defined as the quantifiable shift in light permeability across the polymer layer.
academicIn this study, the process of becoming transparent is defined as the quantifiable shift in light permeability across the polymer layer.
Our corporate policy focuses on the transparation of supply chain logistics to ensure ethical sourcing.
businessOur corporate policy focuses on making the supply chain logistics transparent to ensure ethical sourcing.
Antonyms
Word Family
Common Collocations
Common Phrases
act of transparation
The specific action of making something known or visible
policy of transparation
A set of rules ensuring openness
seek transparation
To look for clarity or the revealing of hidden facts
Often Confused With
Transpiration is the biological process of water moving through a plant, while transparation is the process of becoming transparent.
Transparency is usually the state of being clear, while transparation often emphasizes the active process or transition toward that state.
Usage Notes
This word is most frequently encountered in technical, legal, or specific academic contexts. It emphasizes the 'becoming' or the 'act' rather than just the static quality of being clear.
Common Mistakes
Learners often confuse this word with 'transpiration,' leading to sentences that mistakenly suggest plants are becoming see-through.
Memory Tip
Think of 'Transfer' + 'Appearance'. You are transferring something from a hidden state into an appearance that can be seen through.
Word Origin
From the Latin 'trans' (across/through) and 'parere' (to appear or come forth).
Grammar Patterns
Cultural Context
In modern bureaucratic and legal English, especially within the EU, this term is sometimes used to describe the procedural roadmap for data openness.
Quick Quiz
The ______ of the chemical solution allowed the scientists to see the reaction occurring at the base of the beaker.
Correct!
The correct answer is: transparation
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