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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'totally versatile' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone or something that is capable of adapting to a variety of tasks or situations. For example, "She is a totally versatile employee; she is able to handle any assignment put in front of her."
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He makes people try stuff that they think they wouldn't normally like: to realise that not all offal is poorly cooked creamy internal body parts and that offal is quite tasty, texturally pleasing and totally versatile, that is extremely exciting.
Marker-gene search in the user's microarray: The definition of sample clusters and the marker-gene search in the user's microarray is totally versatile.
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The messy occipital bun is a totally sexy and versatile 'do whether you're lumbering along with your ladies on a sunrise berry harvest or relaxing in the cave, minding the pile of rocks while your man takes down a mastodon.
The Ballets Russes danced major works that are now almost totally forgotten: among them, masterpieces by the unusually versatile and often daring Massine.
I'm rounding up some healthy, unique, versatile, and downright delish pumpkin recipes from some lovely blogger friends that just so happen to be totally vegan-friendly.
But the company was totally unprepared for the popularity of a phone that lacked a physical keyboard and ran thousands of applications — in effect a versatile Web-connected handheld computer.
Versatile enough?
(d) Versatile pocketknives.
How versatile?
Fluffily versatile.
Versatile, sure.
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