Definition
An all-rounder is a person who is skilled in a variety of areas such as sports, academic subjects, or other fields of ability. The term is mainly used in British English.
Usage Example
“I class myself as an all-rounder.”
This expression emphasizes versatility, suggesting competence across multiple domains rather than specialization in one.
Notes
- Commonly used in sports to describe athletes who perform well in both offensive and defensive roles.
- In education or work contexts, it refers to someone capable in a range of tasks or subjects.
Author’s summary:
The term “all-rounder” denotes a versatile person skilled in several fields, often used in British contexts to praise well-balanced ability.
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