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What is an example of a translucent material?

A great example of a translucent material is frosted glass.

Here's why:

* Translucent means that light can pass through the material, but it's scattered in the process, so you can't see clearly through it.

* Frosted glass allows light to pass through, giving a soft, diffused glow, but you can't see through it sharply. You can see shapes and outlines, but not details.

Other examples of translucent materials include:

* Wax paper

* Tissue paper

* Some types of plastic

* Thin fabrics

* Skin (to a degree)

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