untransparent

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ transparent.

Adjective

untransparent (comparative more untransparent, superlative most untransparent)

  1. Not transparent.
    Synonyms: nontransparent, intransparent
    • 2024 April 5, “Calls for Ben Shapiro's The Daily Wire to be renamed 'The Daily Israeli Wire' over its extreme pro-Israel bias”, in The New Arab‎[1]:
      Following the departure of Candace Owens from his outlet, Jewish right-wing media personality Ben Shapiro has been criticised for his 'untransparent' and 'censorship-driven' pro-Israel bias by fellow Conservative commentators, some of whom have gone as far as calling for Shapiro's outlet to be renamed The Daily Jewish/Israeli Wire.

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