All-round ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

All-round ( adjective )

  1. Having all the necessary or typical qualities; versatile.
  2. Having a rounded shape or form.

Origin:

Mid-16th century (in the sense "having all parts round"): from all + round.

Examples:

  1. He was considered an all-round sportsman.
  2. She is an all-round talented musician.
  3. The new car design has an all-round visibility.
  4. The all-round performance of the team was impressive.
  5. The all-round shape of the object made it difficult to grip.

(As a noun)

All-round ( noun )

  1. Having all the necessary or typical qualities; versatile.
  2. Having a rounded shape or form.

Origin:

Mid-16th century (in the sense "having all parts round"): from all + round.

Examples:

  1. He was considered an all-round sportsman.
  2. She is an all-round talented musician.
  3. The new car design has an all-round visibility.
  4. The all-round performance of the team was impressive.
  5. The all-round shape of the object made it difficult to grip.
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