all-rounder
noun [C] /ˌɔːlˈraʊn.dər/
/ˌɑːlˈraʊn.dɚ/ UKDefinition
› a person who has many different types of skills and abilitiesGeneral
(Definition of all-rounder noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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- Exceptional qualities, things and people
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- Habitual behaviour
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- Plain and ordinary
- Standard and routine
- Strange, suspicious and unnatural
- Strange, suspicious and unnatural things and people
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Synonyms and related words:
- abstract adjective (GENERAL)
- abstraction noun
- across the board idiom
- all things considered idiom
- all-round adjective
- broad adjective (GENERAL)
- essence noun (IMPORTANCE)
- every determiner (ALL)
- general adjective (NOT DETAILED)
- general adjective (NOT LIMITED)
- generalist adjective, noun
- generally adverb
- impressionistic adjective
- literally adverb
- overall adverb, adjective
- portmanteau adjective
- primarily adverb
- principle noun (IDEA)
- sense noun (MEANING)
- simply adverb (IMPORTANT)
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