1. relating to or characterized by knowledge of many different subjects; having wide-ranging learning
Usage: formal; academic

Examples

• The polyhistoric scholar was equally comfortable discussing ancient philosophy and modern physics.
• Her polyhistoric approach to research drew from multiple disciplines.
• The Renaissance was known for its polyhistoric thinkers like Leonardo da Vinci.
• His polyhistoric interests ranged from astronomy to poetry.
• The university sought a polyhistoric professor who could teach across departments.
• The polyhistoric nature of the curriculum encouraged interdisciplinary thinking.