v. to describe or tell with all the particulars.
Please include as many details as possible.
Please include as many details as possible.
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From the details in the story, you can tell that roundups are what?
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He spoke forthrightly; with carefully studied facts and details at the ready.
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Klaus Fuchs, a British scientist, refused to discuss details of the atomic bomb's construction, with the security investigator who questioned him, because the investigator lacked what?
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Who wrote the email to the Monroes with details about M.T. Graves visit?
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There were several mentionable details.
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We need a finer brush for the small details in the painting.
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The sordid details of the senators bribe-taking were revealed.
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Who does Derek think posted the game details on the internet?
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The report is filled with extraneous details that can be ignored.
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What details about the Skyscraper would make Alex think that it was the monster responsible?
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He displayed a pedantic attention to details.
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Which of the following is not one of the queen's details about the robbery?
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When Carter writes about his room, what does he include details about?
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In the Wednesday homeroom chapter, the author puts a lot of details in about Zoe's backpack, why?
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demonstrate; spell out; feature; specific aspect
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