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Full-clad   /fʊl-klæd/   Listen
Full-clad

adjective
1.
Given substance or detail; completed.  Synonym: fleshed out.  "A plan fleshed out with statistics and details"






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"Full-clad" Quotes from Famous Books



... thousand bright villas, which have sprung up over this charming ground since first I saw it. What an admirable scene of peace and plenty! What a delicious air breathes over the heath, blows the cloud shadows across it, and murmurs through the full-clad trees! Can the world show a land fairer, richer, more cheerful? I see a portion of it when I look up from the window at which I write. But fair scene, green woods, bright terraces gleaming in sunshine, and purple clouds swollen ...
— Roundabout Papers • William Makepeace Thackeray



Words linked to "Full-clad" :   complete, fleshed out



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