fleshed

[fleสƒt]

fleshed Definition

  • 1(of a person or animal) having flesh, especially well-developed muscles
  • 2(of an idea or plan) made more concrete or substantial

Using fleshed: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "fleshed" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The athlete's well-fleshed body was the result of years of training.

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    The author fleshed out the characters in her novel.

  • Example

    The proposal needs to be fleshed out with more details.

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    The concept was still vague and needed to be fleshed out.

fleshed Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for fleshed

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Summary: fleshed in Brief

The term 'fleshed' [fleสƒt] describes a person or animal as having well-developed muscles. It can also refer to an idea or plan that has been made more substantial or concrete. Examples include 'The athlete's well-fleshed body was the result of years of training.' and 'The proposal needs to be fleshed out with more details.'