fleshed (out) (Meaning)

fleshed (out)

to provide more information about (something)

No weak antonyms found.

The writer fleshed out the backstory of the protagonist, providing depth and nuance to their character.
The detective's report fleshed out the details of the crime, revealing a complex web of motives and alibis.
The screenwriter fleshed out the opening scene, adding vivid imagery and dialogue to captivate the audience.
The actor fleshed out his performance by drawing inspiration from his own experiences and research.
The novel fleshed out the social and political landscape of the time period, giving readers a deeper understanding of the characters' motivations.
The historian fleshed out the biography of the forgotten artist, shedding light on their life and work.
The researcher fleshed out the project proposal by outlining the specific objectives, methodology, and expected outcomes.
The teacher fleshed out the lesson plan by incorporating interactive activities and differentiated assignments.
The engineer fleshed out the design prototype by running simulations and testing different scenarios.
The artist fleshed out the painting by adding layers of texture, color, and detail to create a realistic and captivating scene.

to provide more information about (something)

elaborated (on), expanded, enlarged (on or upon), dilated (on or upon),developed, added (to), supplemented,amplified,complemented, ran on

contracted,shortened, condensed, compressed, outlined, summarized, abridged,abbreviated, summed up,

The writer fleshed out the backstory of the protagonist, providing depth and nuance to their character.

The detective's report fleshed out the details of the crime, revealing a complex web of motives and alibis.

The screenwriter fleshed out the opening scene, adding vivid imagery and dialogue to captivate the audience.

The actor fleshed out his performance by drawing inspiration from his own experiences and research.