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The phrase "an opacity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a state of being opaque or a lack of transparency in various contexts, such as art, communication, or materials.
Example: "The artist intentionally created an opacity in the painting to evoke a sense of mystery."
Alternatives: "a lack of clarity" or "a degree of obscurity."
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But now, with the release of her sixth studio album, there is an opacity -- and a cautiousness -- to Ms. Blige that's at odds with the soul-searching she has done on her past records.
You couldn't say he was closely defended - he is too personably forthcoming for that - but there is an opacity about him that eludes description, giving no glimpse of what might lie within.
At the frequencies in question, the magnetosphere as a whole is an opacity region for FMS.
A significant reduction of smoke formation during loading transients is observed both visually and with an opacity sensor.
To the left of x S, there is an opacity region expanding to −∞ in the x direction.
Frequency range refers to the cut-off frequencies that can be used to characterize an opacity [67].
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Quine thought that this leads to contradiction when the open sentence contains an opacity-inducing verb like 'believes'believes
A worker in Boyacá presented small opacities associated with type A opacities, while in Cundinamarca four workers had large opacities (2 opacities associated with type A and 2 with type B) (Table 3).
Posterior keratoconus is a rare cause of a corneal opacity in an infant.
I had wanted Bianca, one wants a child with an animal opacity reinforced by popular beliefs.
A contact lens with a central opacity does not simulate a central scotoma.
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