versatility

In the film, Foxx is able to showcase his singing, knack for comedy and all-around versatility.

She was known for her versatility, and was nominated for her performances in Caged, Detective Story, and Interrupted Melody.

But there is no standard in English other than its versatility.

“I was amazed with the versatility of her look,” he explained of Lohan.

I've since tried various replacements, none of which have had the versatility of the original gizmo.

Tucker showed his versatility by writing drama and political satires as well as poetry.

The swift versatility of my soul was upon the point of calling this as fine a figure of young womanhood as I had ever seen.

Great versatility of power will hardly be found without a tendency to versatility of principle.

He had not Luther's physical strength, nor his versatility of genius; nor as a reformer was he so violent.

Her production is studded with beauties of thought and phrase that betray a genius of rare vigor and versatility.