Gauzy [adjective]
Definition of Gauzy:
see-through, gossamer in texture
Sentence/Example of Gauzy:
On the eastern fluttered gauzy veils, feathery fans, blazing brocade of Mosul, and kerchiefs of Kufa.
Next came Elsie, looking exceedingly like a valentine in her gauzy dress, her fair hair waving over her shoulders.
So with Epimetheus's consent she opened the lid once more, and out fluttered a tiny little creature with beautiful gauzy wings.
But Cupid gently freed himself from her clinging arms, and spreading his gauzy wings flew out into the night.
On the 29th a cold south-easter blew off the ice-cliffs and the sun was trying to pierce a gauzy alto-stratus.
They were dressed for a dance, and drew gauzy scarfs around their anxious faces.
The sun had burst through the gauzy mists which veiled it, and the whole broad Weald was washed in golden light.
I felt that there ought to be a pyramid of gauzy canvas aloft, spinnakers, flying jibs, and what not.
Cynthia wore a white gauzy frock made over blue silk that was soft as a pansy leaf.
The Hemerobiid is a large family, comprising, as a rule, delicate insects with rather ample gauzy wings.