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all-around
[ awl-uh-round ]
adjective
- able to do many things; versatile:
an all-around player.
- broadly applicable; not specialized:
an all-around education.
- inclusive; comprehensive; complete:
an all-around failure.
all-around
adjective
- prenominal the US equivalent of all-round
Word History and Origins
Origin of all-around1
Example Sentences
She ended the national championship with a 39.7750 all-around score, the best of the meet.
Woodward had a hand in every bucket, trying to establish everything from hitting style to base-running technique to a roster-wide focus on all-around fundamentals.
“It’s a little like summer camp in the way we all come together for a short time and build strong bonds. Honestly, it’s a much better all-around experience than my sixth-grade honor choir was.”
He played an all-around productive game, adding five assists, five steals and three rebounds.
Chiles — who competed the all-around for the second time this season — provided the Bruins their fourth consecutive 197-plus score and second Big Ten victory.
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