"seethrough" meaning in English

See seethrough in All languages combined, or Wiktionary

Adjective

Forms: more seethrough [comparative], most seethrough [superlative]
Etymology: Deverbal from see through. Etymology templates: {{deverbal|en|see through}} Deverbal from see through Head templates: {{en-adj}} seethrough (comparative more seethrough, superlative most seethrough)
  1. Alternative form of see-through Tags: alt-of, alternative Alternative form of: see-through
    Sense id: en-seethrough-en-adj-9Ggvy8XD Categories (other): English deverbals, English entries with incorrect language header

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