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versatile
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(of a person) capable of effectively and skillfully performing a wide range of tasks or activities
Example
The versatile artist explores different mediums and styles, from painting to sculpture and digital art.
As a versatile engineer, she can tackle software development, hardware design, and project management.
The versatile athlete excels in various sports, from swimming to track and field.
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(of things) able to be used or applied in multiple ways or for various purposes
Example
The smartphone is versatile, with features that cater to both work and entertainment.
Offering a wide range of customizable features, the versatile software program adapts to different needs and requirements.
Her wardrobe includes versatile pieces that can be dressed up for work or dressed down for casual outings.
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prone to alteration and change
Example
Teenagers are known for versatile tastes that change rapidly in music, fashion and entertainment.
Writing marketing content was challenging due to the client 's versatile demands that shifted focus every month.
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capable of moving in all directions freely
Example
The versatile antennae on the satellite allowed it to communicate data across a wide range of frequencies and directions.
The architect designed versatile walls that could slide and pivot to reconfigure the layout.
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(especially of a bird) able to move the toes in both forward and backward directions
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(botany) having filaments attached near the middle of an anther, allowing them to swing freely
Example
The versatile artist explores different mediums and styles, from painting to sculpture and digital art.
As a versatile engineer, she can tackle software development, hardware design, and project management.
The versatile athlete excels in various sports, from swimming to track and field.
Sarah is a versatile employee who can handle both creative projects and detailed analytical work.
He is a versatile musician, proficient in playing multiple instruments and composing music.
