1) speaking in a general way without giving details (broadly)
2) (of evidence) based on details that suggest something strongly but do not provide direct proof (circumstantial)
3) including many details (comprehensive)
4) (of work, reading etc) done without attention to details (cursory)
5) containing many details (detailed)
6) to add details to (something) to make it more attractive, exciting etc (embellish)
7) a thorough teaching of the basic details of a subject (grounding)
8) a plan for, details of, a journey (itinerary)
9) containing much juice; interesting (especially because full of exciting details of a person's bad behaviour) (juicy)
10) too concerned with unimportant details (persnickety)
things contained in something
elements of larger object
the process of explaining; a statement, fact etc that explains
clarification; reason
(an instance of) explaining or describing a theory, plan etc
written description
a coded collection of instructions (to be) put into a computer
agenda, list
the conditions of an agreement; (used with an 'adj' describing) the kind of language used
conditions, agreement
