All-around (adjective)

Relating to or competent in many different fields or activities.

Origin:

Early 20th century: from all + around.

Examples:

1. She is an all-around athlete, competing in multiple sports.
2. He is an all-around musician, able to play many instruments.
3. She is an all-around great person, always willing to help others.
4. The company is looking for an all-around candidate who can handle multiple tasks.
5. He is known as an all-around handyman, able to fix anything.