adjective
versatile
VUR-suh-tuhl/ˈvɜːrsətl/
Able to adapt to many tasks or situations.
The versatile adult repairs furniture, plays guitar, and tends plants competently.
Etymology
Latin versatilis described something able to turn easily. Applied to abilities, this became the image of turning readily from one task or subject to another, hence being capable in many areas.
In context
will do ah serious Perfection I love how perfect consistency clean simple eats is with the Fairlife milk it's so easy of a base to make this brownie batter super versatile there are so many different combinations
More examples
- She's a versatile actor who excels in both comedy and drama.
- This versatile jacket works for both hiking and everyday wear.
- Learning several cooking techniques makes you a more versatile cook.
Forms
versatile · more versatile · most versatile
versatility noun — The ability to handle many different tasks.
Similar words
- adaptable
- Emphasizes adjusting to changed conditions rather than performing varied tasks.
- flexible
- Emphasizes readiness to change plans or methods as needed.
- multipurpose
- Describes something designed for several uses, especially an object.