IPA: /ˈɡɔːzi/
KK: /ˈɡɔːzi/
Describing something that is very thin, light, and often transparent, like a delicate fabric or material.
The gauziest curtains let in the softest light, creating a dreamy atmosphere in the room.
Comparative: gauzier
Superlative: gauziest
Gauziest → It is formed from 'gauzy' (from Middle English 'gauzy', meaning thin and translucent, derived from 'gauze', which comes from Old French 'gaze', meaning a light fabric) and '-est' (a suffix used to form the superlative degree). The word 'gauziest' means the most thin and translucent, referring to something that has the quality of gauze in its lightness or transparency.
Think of 'gauzy' as something that is very thin and see-through, and remember that 'gauziest' means the most like that — the lightest and most translucent.
No commonly confused words.