fleshing (Meaning)

Webster

fleshing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Flesh

Webster

A person devoted to fleshly things.

No weak antonyms found.

The sculptor carefully fleshed out the clay model, adding intricate details to the figure.
The writer fleshed out the characters in her novel, giving them complex motivations and backgrounds.
The mechanic fleshed out the dents in the car's body, restoring its smooth surface.
The architect fleshed out the blueprints for the building, specifying every aspect of its design.
The historian fleshed out the timeline of events, providing a comprehensive overview of the period.
The biologist fleshed out the evolutionary tree of the species, tracing its lineage back to the common ancestor.
The physician fleshed out the patient's symptoms, determining the cause of their illness.
The lawyer fleshed out the evidence, presenting a strong case for their client.
The artist fleshed out the canvas with vibrant colors, creating a captivating masterpiece.
The gardener fleshed out the flower bed, planting a variety of blooms to attract insects and birds.

of Flesh, A person devoted to fleshly things.

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

contract, contract, shorten, condense, summarize, condense,shorten, summarize, abridge, outline

The sculptor carefully fleshed out the clay model, adding intricate details to the figure.

The writer fleshed out the characters in her novel, giving them complex motivations and backgrounds.

The mechanic fleshed out the dents in the car's body, restoring its smooth surface.

The architect fleshed out the blueprints for the building, specifying every aspect of its design.