fleshes

Develops more fully

Fleshes is the verb form of flesh, almost always appearing in the phrase flesh out—to add substance, detail, or completeness to something skeletal or underdeveloped.

A writer fleshes out a character by adding backstory and motivation.

An architect fleshes out preliminary sketches into detailed plans.

She fleshes out the proposal with concrete examples.

corporeal

body

Physical structure, living thing

physique · bones · organs · sinew · tendons · tissue · blood · marrow · visceral · ligaments

develops

elaborates

Adds detail and complexity

fills · develops · amplifies · enriches · augments · completes · realizes · rounds · bulks · pads

textures

soft

Yielding to touch

plump · smooth · elastic · pliable · spongy · yielding · taut · slack · wrinkled · dimpled

carnal

lustful

Feeling strong sexual desire

voluptuous · sultry · provocative · amorous · sensuous · hedonistic · titillating · risque · raunchy · debauched

Opposites
elaboration/detail

fleshesabbreviates

Shortens a word

condenses · summarizes · truncates · abridges · shortens

physical flesh removal

fleshesskins

Outer animal coverings

bones · strips · skeletonizes · fillets · cleans

substance/embodiment

flesheshollows out

Empties the interior

guts · strips · empties · deflates · thins

Phrases
Family

flesh, fleshing, fleshed

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