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a man for all seasons
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a male individual who is successful and talented in a variety of fields
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IdiomWhat is the origin of the idiom "a man for all seasons" and when to use it?
The phrase "a man for all seasons" originated from the title of a play written by Robert Bolt in 1960, which later became a movie. This idiom has since become a widely used phrase beyond its association with the play. It is used to describe individuals who possess a wide range of skills, adaptability, and the ability to thrive in different situations or roles.
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He's a reliable and resourceful employee, a true man for all seasons. He can tackle any task that comes his way and always finds effective solutions.
John is truly a man for all seasons. He effortlessly transitions between different departments and projects, always delivering exceptional results.
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