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Including or encompassing a wide variety of things

Having no specialty or particular purpose

Tolerant or accepting of diverse or foreign ideas or cultures

Used or accepted broadly by most people

Objective or fair, after taking everything into account

Of or pertaining to Roman Catholicism

Having to do with the pope or the papacy

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Adjective

Including or encompassing a wide variety of things

all-encompassing

encyclopedic^US

encyclopaedic^UK

across the board

across-the-board

interdisciplinary

multidisciplinary

cross-disciplinary

intercontinental

one-size-fits-all

on a large scale

all over the place

transcontinental

taken as a whole

the whole shebang

the big picture

all-comprehensive

lock stock and barrel

nondiscriminatory

no stone unturned

accessible to everyone

non-restrictive

open to the public

particularized^US

particularised^UK

through and through

whole enchilada

whole nine yards

hook line and sinker

well researched

without exception

in every respect

through-and-through

dyed-in-the-wool

fully constituted

present everywhere

plenipotentiary

leaving no stone unturned

with everything included

root-and-branch

not inconsiderable

not to be sneezed at

of significance

broad in content

including all members

including all categories

of great import

of considerable size

all over the country

from Land's End to John O'Groats

widely distributed

wide-stretching

whole ball of wax

before deductions

general-purpose

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“In contrast, persons with catholic tastes have a certain breadth of interests and appreciate a wide variety of things.”

Adjective

Having no specialty or particular purpose

“While the catholic appreciation of art is partly a matter of experience and education, it is also a matter of instinct, and one may possess that instinct or not, by the whim of nature, as one may possess or lack an ear for music.”

Adjective

Tolerant or accepting of diverse or foreign ideas or cultures

“Under these circumstances it is gratifying to note that Mr. Sims holds very catholic views on the question of labor.”

Adjective

Used or accepted broadly by most people

run-of-the-mill

across the board

well established

long-established

across-the-board

middle-of-the-road

common or garden

well-established

matter-of-course

undistinguished

one-size-fits-all

standardised^UK

standardized^US

in established usage

dyed-in-the-wool

making the rounds

doing the rounds

on everyone's lips

unprepossessing

tried and tested

par for the course

recognizable^US

standard operating procedure

playing it safe

according to Hoyle

recognisable^UK

traditionalistic

officially recognized

institutionalised^UK

institutionalized^US

widely recognized

commonly accepted

generally accepted

readily available

widely available

on a large scale

all-encompassing

all over the place

present everywhere

nothing to write home about

no great shakes

run-of-the-mine

nothing special

run of the mill

fair-to-middling

only to be expected

nothing to get excited about

straightforward

taken for granted

inconsequential

fair to middling

middle of the road

what one would expect

unsophisticated

lacking variation

lacking variety

in the habit of

cheap and commonplace

blending into the background

dull as dishwater

individualistic

of little consequence

of little importance

of no consequence

not worth mentioning

of no importance

of no great concern

bred-in-the-bone

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Adjective

Objective or fair, after taking everything into account

non-discriminatory

anti-discrimination

non-judgemental

nondiscriminatory

with no axe to grind

without fear or favour

nondiscriminating

free from discrimination

without favouritism

on the up and up

fair and square

middle-of-the-road

free from self-interest

without prejudice

sitting on the fence

on the up-and-up

fair-and-square

that takes everything into account

fair-to-middling

full of integrity

open to new ideas

open to suggestions

non-discriminating

non-participating

forward-thinking

not taking sides

according to the rules

live-and-let-live

non-restrictive

strictly business

straightforward

nonparticipating

anti-corruption

middle of the road

blowing hot and cold

without distinction

according to Hoyle

straddling the fence

right and proper

politically disinterested

politically unaware

equal-opportunity

philanthropical

high-principled

non-reactionary

uncontroversial

betwixt and between

hemming and hawing

running hot and cold

hedging your bets

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Adjective

Of or pertaining to Roman Catholicism

Adjective

Having to do with the pope or the papacy

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