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versatile

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈvɝsətəl/ · UK /ˈvɜːsətaɪl/

versatile means: Able to do many different things well or be useful in many ways.

adjective

MANY USESB2

Able to do many different things well or be useful in many ways.

  • This is a versatile kitchen tool.
  • She is a versatile actor who also sings.
  • The fabric is versatile enough for both coats and curtains.

Similar words: adaptable, multitalented

Common phrases: versatile tool, versatile performer, highly versatile, versatile actor

CHANGEABLEC2

Often changing in feelings, opinions, or behaviour.

  • His versatile temper worried his friends.
  • Her versatile opinions changed with every conversation.
  • The tale portrays a king with a versatile disposition.

Similar words: changeable, inconstant, fickle

Opposites: constant, steady

Common phrases: versatile temper, versatile character, versatile disposition

Questions about versatile

What does versatile mean?

Able to do many different things well or be useful in many ways.

What is versatile in other languages?

Türkçe: çok yönlü · Español: versátil · Français: polyvalent · Deutsch: vielseitig · Italiano: versatile · 日本語: 多才な

How do you pronounce versatile?

In American English /ˈvɝsətəl/; in British English /ˈvɜːsətaɪl/.

How do you use versatile in a sentence?

This is a versatile kitchen tool. She is a versatile actor who also sings.

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