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means Someone with broad knowledge and skills across many areas rather than deep mastery of one.

from Traces to 'general,' from Latin 'generalis' — 'relating to a whole class or kind' — itself from 'genus,' meaning race, kind, or type. The 'generalist' as a human type emerges in the 19th century, built by adding '-ist' to mark a practitioner of the general, in contrast to the newly prestigious 'specialist.' The two words were coined as a pair, almost as rivals, as the modern world began splitting knowledge into narrower and narrower fields.