sketch in

sketch in
ˌsketch ˈin [transitive] [present tense I/you/we/they sketch in he/she/it sketches in present participle sketching in past tense sketched in past participle sketched in] phrasal verb
to add more information

We need to sketch in a few more details before presenting the plan.

Thesaurus: to tell someone something, or to give informationsynonym
Main entry: sketch

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sketch in [phrasal verb]
sketch in (something) or sketch (something) in : to add (something, such as details) to a drawing, description, etc.

She looked over her picture and then sketched in a few more clouds.

The author decided to sketch in some minor characters.

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Main Entry:sketch

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