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fleshed
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Wiktionary
fleshedadjective
Having flesh; corpulent
fleshedadjective
(in combination) Having a specified form of flesh or body
Webster Dictionary
Fleshed
of Flesh
Fleshedadjective
corpulent; fat; having flesh
Fleshedadjective
glutted; satiated; initiated
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deflesh
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of fleshed in Chaldean Numerology is: 6
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of fleshed in Pythagorean Numerology is: 5
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They're coming before us with a proposal that hasn't all been fleshed out, if they weren't doing this, if they got the proposals fleshed out, had all the data and it was going to take more months, there'd be the complaints,' How come you weren't consulting with us ?'.
It feels like and sounds like an experiment. They have not been able to flesh out from top to bottom what this Department of Public Safety is gonna look like, you know, if you can't tell us -- and I'm not saying you have to have one hundred percent of everything, you know, fleshed out -- but give us something. You know what I mean? Put some meat on the bones. There's nothing here other than we're gonna have a Department of Public Safety and, you know, it's gonna have mental health workers that go on calls. That's not enough.
I didn't know that he's anti-abortion. I didn't know that he is so emotional about immigration, both of us never really fleshed out those issues.
We are at a juncture where most of the issues are now getting fleshed out and understood.
The civil code is a big step, but much more will need to be fleshed out, after all, U.S. sexual-harassment law is still developing after decades and grappling with its failures, as laid bare by #MeToo.
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