Versatile

/ˈvɜːrsətaɪl/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Able to adapt or be adapted to many different functions or activities.

The versatile actor is known for taking on a variety of roles, from comedy to drama.

Having many different uses or functions.

This versatile kitchen tool can be used for chopping, blending, and even mixing dough.

Capable of moving quickly and easily between different tasks.

Her versatile skills have made her a valuable asset to the team, able to handle multiple projects at once.

Embracing a wide range of styles or ideas.

The artist's versatile portfolio showcases everything from abstract paintings to realistic portraits.

Derived from the Latin 'versatilis', meaning 'turning' or 'changing'.

jack of all trades:

A person who is capable of doing many different types of work or activities.

one-size-fits-all:

Something that can be used for multiple purposes or by a wide variety of people.

crossover appeal:

The ability to attract fans from different fields or demographics.

Multi-talented

He's such a versatile dude, he can play three instruments and still run a business.

Flexible in style

Her versatile fashion sense makes her a trendsetter in the group.