Superlative version or synonym of "Versatile"
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Rise to the top 3% as a developer or hire one of them at Toptal: https://topt.al/25cXVn
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00:00 Superlative Version Or Synonym Of &Quot;Versatile&Quot;
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01:06 Answer 3 Score 4
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01:45 Thank you
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- polymath
- sage
- Da Vinci
- Renaissance Man (Person?)
- homo universalis
- swiss army knife
- protean
ANSWER 2
Score 4
Some synonyms (positive, comparative or superlative) and related nouns:
- well-rounded
- multifaceted
- multitalented
- resourceful
- Jack of many trades (possibly bronze/silver)
- Master of many trades (possibly gold)
- handy
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Score 2
Beyond inventing a word like "versatilitudinous", the best ideas I can come up with are "multitalented", "well-rounded", and "Jack-of-all-trades".
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Score 2
“Jack of all trades” could be a good bronze. Like many bronze badges, it’s not an unqualified complement; it has the desired connotation of “good at a lot of things”, but the implicit “…and master of none” keeps open the motivation to push on to the silver or gold.