noun
- knowledge of a wide variety of subjects
Usage: formal
Examples
- Leonardo da Vinci’s polymathy encompassed art, science, and engineering.
- The professor’s polymathy impressed students across multiple disciplines.
- Her polymathy allowed her to contribute to discussions on literature, history, and philosophy.
- The Renaissance ideal celebrated polymathy over narrow specialization.
- His polymathy made him a sought-after consultant on diverse topics.
- The scholar’s polymathy was evident in her ability to quote from ancient texts and modern theories alike.