DIAPHANOUS

transparent, gauzy

/so thin as to trasmit light

//insubstantial, vague

SYN - cobwebby, filmy, gauzy, see-through, sheer, vaporous

"diaphanous fabrics" "painted diaphanous landscapes"

"had only a diaphanous hope of success"

"as he looked through the diaphanous curtains in the room he could see the pain his close friend was going through."

"the air between him and the object was occupied by some diaphanous substance that gave the already scary looking object an especially spooky feeling."

"he was left with only a diaphanous chance at ever seeing his daughter."