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Meanings of as versatile in English

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Usage of as versatile in English
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They thus became excellent critics, as well as versatile and many-sided men.
Sketches from Concord and Appledore / Concord thirty years ago; ...
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Or a genus of plants quite as varied or as versatile?
The Irish Times
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It's unknown whether de-differentiated cells will be as versatile as ESCs.
Wired
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But canned micro-images generally aren't as versatile as the written word.
Wired
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It's as versatile as ground beef with so much less of everything bad.
Cook yourself thin: skinny meals you can make in minutes
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He was as versatile as Priestley, as profound as Newton himself.
A History of Science — Volume 3
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But it soon appeared that Marnoo's powers were as versatile as they were extraordinary.
Typee: A Romance of the South Seas
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So I want to be as versatile as possible.
Reuters
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The fact is, there will never be another instrument as versatile, portable and easy to play.
The Guardian
10
The cargo style is as versatile as it generally comes in a variety of earthy tones.
The South African
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The biggest difference is that the wide-leg pants don't feel as versatile as Recliner's joggers, though.
NY Magazine
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They're just not as versatile as cams.
Climbing Magazine
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The vibrant blue is a nice change of pace from basic black and is just as versatile.
Ebony
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How I wish I were as versatile!
The Return Of The Soul / 1896
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Where would we be without bacon, a great convenience food that is as versatile as it is tasty?
The Irish Times
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Hexes therefore aren't as versatile as cams, which have a wider size range and work in parallel, fixed-width cracks.
Climbing Magazine
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