flesh out (Meaning)
flesh out (v)
make fat or plump
add details, as to an account or idea; clarify the meaning of and discourse in a learned way, usually in writing
become round, plump, or shapely
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flesh out Sentence Examples
- The author's goal was to flesh out the characters in their novel by providing more detail about their backgrounds and motivations.
- The journalist fleshed out the story by interviewing multiple sources and conducting extensive research.
- The designer fleshed out the prototype by adding more features and functionality.
- The company fleshed out its product line by introducing several new models.
- The manager fleshed out the team by hiring several new employees with different skill sets.
- The artist fleshed out the sketch by adding more detail and shading.
- The scientist fleshed out the hypothesis by conducting several experiments.
- The student fleshed out the essay by adding more evidence and analysis.
- The chef fleshed out the recipe by adding more ingredients and instructions.
- The musician fleshed out the song by adding more instrumentation and vocals.
FAQs About the word flesh out
make fat or plump, add details, as to an account or idea; clarify the meaning of and discourse in a learned way, usually in writing, become round, plump, or sha
expand, elaborate (on),develop, dilate (on or upon), supplement, enlarge (on or upon), add (to), complement,amplify,run on
summarize, shorten, condense, contract, summarize,shorten, condense, contract, compress, abbreviate
The author's goal was to flesh out the characters in their novel by providing more detail about their backgrounds and motivations.
The journalist fleshed out the story by interviewing multiple sources and conducting extensive research.
The designer fleshed out the prototype by adding more features and functionality.
The company fleshed out its product line by introducing several new models.
