elaboration

Lack of elaboration is a virus that continually infects the book, sometimes having a sickening effect on the reader.

It is neither the time nor the place to ask for elaboration.

These first two cases appear mainly as preamble, summarized without much elaboration.

Perhaps, he says without elaboration, "their recollections may be imperfect."

“The conspiracy laws are broad,” the official said without elaboration.

These changes take place slowly at first, and more rapidly as the organs fitted for the elaboration of its food are developed.

He was slow and fastidious in composition, and the poem suffered from over-elaboration.

The book pretended to be an elaboration of Dumarsais' essay on the Philosophe published in the Nouvelles liberts de penser, 1750.

Like Beowulf it is elaborate, but it is the elaboration of art rather than of feeling.

All this elaboration of elegance had fitting surroundings, and the case was worthy of its contents.