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The versatile Magic Johnson could play all five positions in a single game.versatile = skillful in many different ways
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An owl's versatile toe can move backward and forward.versatile = useful in different ways
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For an offense to be successful in the NFL, it must be versatile.versatile = skillful in many different ways
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"What does 'versatile' mean—full of eggs?" asked Wilbur. (source)versatile = useful or skillful in many different ways
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Newer, faster, or more versatile components were always being released, so I was constantly spending large chunks of my meager income on upgrades.† (source)
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For what is more versatile?† (source)
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It is fiercely agile in the sky, dipping and spinning and diving with ease, its wings infinitely versatile.† (source)versatile = useful or skillful in many different ways
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Next is a signature black, to show the poles of my versatility, if you like.† (source)
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There's no doubt it's the most versatile of the five elements.† (source)
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Fighting two-handed with just a sword gives you more power, but fighting one-handed with a shield gives you better defense and versatility.† (source)
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And so, unless your ambitions have been spurred by this discussion, I'll stick to the sonnet, for one single reason: no other poem is so versatile, so ubiquitous, so various, so agreeably short as the sonnet.† (source)
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It's a rather astonishing organism in its versatility.† (source)
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He was quick, huge, versatile, and athletic—in addition to playing football at USC, he'd played third base for the baseball team.† (source)
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Graced with blistering speed, tactical versatility, and indomitable will, he shipped more than fifty thousand exhausting railroad miles, carried staggering weight to victory against the best horses in the country, and shattered more than a dozen track records.† (source)
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The Band-Aid is an inexpensive, convenient, and remarkably versatile solution to an astonishing array of problems.† (source)
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This incident was an eye-opener since it suggested a versatility at food-getting which I would hardly have credited to a human being, let alone to a mere wolf.† (source)
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