prove versatile

Frequency: 6.57.1 per million words

To demonstrate the ability to be adaptable or useful in many different ways.

versatileVERB + versatile

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Examples (10)

  • This new software will prove highly versatile for various tasks.
  • Her acting skills have consistently proven incredibly versatile across different genres.
  • The multi-tool has proven itself surprisingly versatile during the camping trip.
  • To adapt to the changing job market, one must prove versatile and acquire new skills.
  • Despite initial skepticism, the recycled material did prove quite versatile in construction.
  • The company's marketing strategy will need to prove more versatile to reach diverse audiences.
  • He hoped his extensive research experience would prove versatile enough for the new interdisciplinary project.
  • A true professional should always prove versatile in handling unexpected challenges.
  • This programming language continues to prove remarkably versatile for complex applications.
  • To remain competitive, businesses must prove versatile in their product development and market approaches.