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/ˈskɛtʃ aʊt/ · sketch·out
verb
- to create a rough outline or plan, often in a preliminary or exploratory manner. She spent the morning sketching out ideas for her novel.
- to describe or outline something in a general or vague way. He tried to sketch out the details of the project to the team, but they were still unclear.
verb, transitive
- to draw or portray something in a rough or incomplete manner. The artist began by sketching out the basic shapes of the landscape.
Did you know? The phrase 'sketch out' is often used in creative fields, such as art, writing, and architecture, where the initial stages of a project require a loose and flexible approach.