all-around Definition
☆ all·-around (ôl′ə ro̵und′)
adjective
having many abilities, talents, or uses; not specialized; versatile
adverb
considering everything; all in all
all-around Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- guy: Your all-around good guy Mr Editor wrote: I'm hearing lots of good suggestions.
- solution: So I studied his explanation and concluded that my patch is not a good all-around solution.
- performance: For the best in all-around performance of a group video system, the Polycom VSX 8800 is the product!
- title: But the most telling testimony today came from Nadia Comaneci, who won Romania's last Olympic all-around title in 1976.
- view: The flip case You can see a Flash file of this case here, which gives you an all-around view of the case.
- performer: Bontrager Race Lite Campagnolo Wheelset 05 An all-around solid performer for both the pro racer and the weekend warrior!
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