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predigested
adjective /ˌpriː.daɪˈdʒes.tɪd/ disapprovingDefinition
› (of information) made simpler or easier to understand, especially by removing any parts that would make a person have to think hard: The booklet presents information about the project in a predigested form and explains things in an easy, non-technical way.Elaborating, specifying and simplifying
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Synonyms and related words:
- broaden verb (MORE GENERAL)
- complicate verb
- depth noun (SERIOUSNESS)
- detail noun (INFORMATION)
- dilate on/upon sth phrasal verb
- dumb sth down phrasal verb
- elaborate verb
- expand on sth phrasal verb
- expatiate verb
- flesh sth out phrasal verb
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