flesh (out) (Meaning)

flesh (out)

to provide more information about (something)

No weak antonyms found.

The doctor carefully fleshed out the wound to remove any debris.
The artist fleshed out the sketch, adding intricate details to bring it to life.
The architect fleshed out the building plans, specifying materials, dimensions, and construction methods.
The writer fleshed out the characters of the novel, developing their motivations, personalities, and relationships.
The researcher fleshed out the hypothesis, providing supporting evidence and logical arguments.
The teacher fleshed out the lesson plan, incorporating activities, resources, and assessment tools.
The designer fleshed out the product concept, considering functionality, aesthetics, and user experience.
The entrepreneur fleshed out the business plan, outlining financial projections, marketing strategies, and operational goals.
The chef fleshed out the recipe, experimenting with different flavors and techniques to create a delectable dish.
The musician fleshed out the musical arrangement, adding harmonies, countermelodies, and a driving rhythm section.

to provide more information about (something)

add (to), supplement, elaborate (on), enlarge (on or upon),develop, expand, dilate (on or upon), complement,amplify,run on

condense,shorten, summarize, contract, abbreviate, abridge, outline, compress,sum up,

The doctor carefully fleshed out the wound to remove any debris.

The artist fleshed out the sketch, adding intricate details to bring it to life.

The architect fleshed out the building plans, specifying materials, dimensions, and construction methods.

The writer fleshed out the characters of the novel, developing their motivations, personalities, and relationships.