1. having knowledge of or expertise in many different subjects

Examples

• Leonardo da Vinci was a polymathic genius who excelled in art, science, and engineering.
• Her polymathic interests ranged from literature to mathematics to biology.
• The professor’s polymathic approach to teaching connected ideas across multiple disciplines.
• Benjamin Franklin demonstrated polymathic abilities as a writer, inventor, and diplomat.
• The university sought polymathic scholars who could bridge different fields of study.
• His polymathic mind allowed him to see connections others missed between seemingly unrelated topics.