diversatile

Pronunciation: dI-'v&r-s&-t&l
Function: adjective

Consistently excellent in myriad respects and or pursuits.

Kevin is a diversatile candidate. He would be an excellent choice to lead the team.

by Geoffrey Drake July 30, 2005

diversatile

adding numerous and unique qualities in a variety of situations; used as a compliment or praise; a merging of word and meaning, diverse+versatile=diversatile.

Barck Obama is a diversatile politician: uniquely capable in a variety of environments and situations, and bringing a unique cultural perspective to white-dominated politics.

The Episcopal Church is a diversatile institution, providing prayers and rituals in many different places and many different ways.

Up With People was a diversatile travelling music group in the 1960s and 70s.

by Andrea McMillin May 18, 2009

Diversabilities

"The word “disabilities” is associated with the past and people’s negative experiences with institutions. I am looking to change the word to “diversabilities” because these institutions are now closed and I want to focus instead on the abilities of people now and in the future. People with diversabilities do not want to be a burden to society, but instead want to be contributors and participants in society." (Shelley Decoste)

Our growing company is intentional about adding people with diversabilities to our team.

by rubyslippers June 28, 2013

diversitile

Means to adjust to any situation or any culture change and adapt to it in a timely but productive manner

I’m a black guy listening to country music so therefore I’m diversitile

by Black with sense December 7, 2017

diversitized

the act of being diverse, mixing it up a bit

i listen to all kinds of music, i like to keep it diversitized

by T-Dizzo August 25, 2007

Diversitility

A derivation of "diversity". Meaning to include a variety of things. To include a range of things.

Look at the diversitility of that group of people.

by averydiverseperson April 25, 2012