She has an encyclopedic knowledge of cooking.
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Encyclopedic
/ensaiːkloˈpʰiːdək/
Synonyms for "encyclopedic" (60 found)
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abstruseacross the boardacross-the-boardall comprehensiveall inclusiveall-comprehensiveall-embracingall-inclusiveblanketbroadcivilizedcompendious
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4 entriesencyclopedic proseencyclopedic styleneutral tonewell cited prose
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5 entriesencyclopedic articleencyclopedic knowledgeencyclopedic referenceencyclopedic scopeencyclopedic style
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2 entriesmore encyclopedicmost encyclopedic
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7 total sentences available.
Polish author Olga Tokarczuk won the 2018 Nobel Literature Prize “for a narrative imagination that with encyclopedic passion represents the crossing of boundaries as a form of life.”
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Tom has an encyclopedic knowledge of the X-Men.
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Ziri wrote an encyclopedic book about domestic cats.
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