1. in a manner that is light, delicate, and translucent; so as to allow light to pass through
2. in a manner that is easily understood or obvious; clearly and plainly
Usage: figurative

Examples

• The silk curtains hung diaphanously in the afternoon sunlight.
• She wore a diaphanously thin scarf that floated around her shoulders.
• The morning mist rose diaphanously from the lake.
• His intentions were expressed diaphanously in the letter.
• The fabric draped diaphanously across the stage.
• The truth was presented diaphanously, leaving no room for doubt.