1. The quality or state of being diaphanous; transparency or translucence.
Usage: Plural form of diaphaneity; Formal or technical usage
2. Delicate or gossamer-like qualities; ethereal or insubstantial character.
Usage: Figurative or literary usage

Examples

• The diaphaneities of the silk fabric allowed light to pass through it beautifully.
• The artist explored various diaphaneities in her glass sculptures.
• The diaphaneities of the morning mist created an ethereal landscape.
• Medieval stained glass demonstrated remarkable diaphaneities of color and form.
• The poet described the diaphaneities of the veil between worlds.