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opaque (o-pāk´) impervious to light rays or, by extension, to x-rays or other electromagnetic radiation.
opaque [ōpāk′] Etymology: L, opacus, obscure 1 pertaining to a substance or surface that neither transmits nor allows the passage of light. 2 neither transparent nor translucent. opaque [o-pāk] impervious to light rays or, by extension, to x-rays or other electromagnetic radiation; neither translucent nor transparent.
opaque (ōpāk´), adj relatively impenetrable to light. See also opacity, optical.
opaque impervious to light rays or, by extension, to x-rays or other electromagnetic radiation; neither translucent nor transparent.
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