adj.
- Comprehensive in extent or depth: a good all-around education.
- Able to do many things well; versatile: an all-around athlete. See synonyms at versatile.
| Dictionary: all-a·round (ôl'ə-round') also all-round |
| Thesaurus: all-around |
adjective
| WordNet: all-around |
The adjective has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
many-sided
Synonyms: all-round, well-rounded
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