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flesh out
verb
(tr) to give substance to (an argument, description, etc)
(intr) to expand or become more substantial
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
In a speech earlier, Badenoch sought to flesh out her party's approach to tackling illegal immigration.
"It was important to flesh out those emotional, human stories, to bring the Scottish stories to life," says Roger Park about the volunteers.
Ritter fleshes out Liz and shows more of her vulnerable side through flashbacks to the hard knocks she experienced in her emotionally turbulent past.
No timeline has been announced for the ban, with ministers asking an "implementation group" to flesh out proposals and learn from other countries.
If Hancock spent more time fleshing out his characters, perhaps the rapidly paced events of the movie’s first act wouldn’t cause such whiplash.
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