Flesh out
To provide additional detail or information, usually because your initial idea was so vague that no one understood what you were talking about.
Examples
Examples:
- "Can you flesh out the details of your proposal for the client meeting?"
- "We need to flesh out this strategy before presenting it to leadership."
- "The idea is good, but it needs more flesh to be viable."
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1951 views • Created 10/5/2021
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