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all-round

American  
[awl-round] / ˈɔlˈraʊnd /

adjective

  1. a variant of all-around.

all-round British  

adjective

  1. efficient in all respects, esp in sport; versatile

    an all-round player

  2. comprehensive; many-sided; not narrow

    an all-round education
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Booth thinks there is a lot of "great stuff" happening in Newcastle, but other cities have decades of better funding which has created all-round stronger scenes.

From BBC

Campbell said he does not expect the all-rounder to feature until matches against Worcestershire from 8 May and the reverse fixture against Kent at Beckenham from 15 May.

From BBC

Do you judge them purely on goals, maybe it is their contribution to their teams, their success or all-round involvement?

From BBC

So, yeah, I think as an all-round manager, I think he was high level.

From BBC

And the Egyptian was involved in all three of Liverpool's second-half goals to cap off a terrific all-round display.

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