1) Clarity 2) Clearness 3) Semitransparency 4) Translucence 5) Uncloudedness 1) Semitransparency 2) Tralucency 3) Translucence 4) Transparency 
• (n.) The quality or state of being translucent; clearness; partial transparency.
Ability to transmit light without being transparent. 
The term for the degree to which a substance such as porcelain or glass allows light to pass though it (thickness permitting) and the quality or colour of that light on passing out of the body.
Type: Term Pronunciation: trans-lū′sen-sē Definitions: 1. Characteristic of a substance that is partially able to allow light to pass through it.
translucency Translucent materials which allow light to pass through them in a diffuse manner; that is, the material's translucency distorts the image. Although transparency usually refers to visible light in common usage, it can actually refer to any type of radiation; for example, bodily flesh is transparent to X-rays, while bone is not. ...
The property of a material by which a major portion of the transmitted light undergoes scattering.
Appearance state between complete opacity and complete transparency; partially opaque.