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One-word substitution (vocabulary): Incapable of being seen through Choose the single best word that exactly matches the definition.

Difficulty: Easy

Ductile
Opaque
Obsolete
Potable

Correct Answer: Opaque

Explanation:

Given data

Meaning sought: not transparent; cannot be seen through.

Reasoning through options
Opaque — not allowing light to pass through; not transparent. Correct.Ductile — can be drawn into wire; material property.Obsolete — outdated; no longer in use.Potable — safe to drink.

Final Answer
Opaque

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