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• s  broad in scope or content

• Then, "sorrowfully, reverently, and in fear and trembling," she set about burning his manuscript of The Scented Garden, an encyclopaedic sex manual whose translation from the .
• He has a convenient and, in a sense, encyclopaedic, store of famed men's last words, hobbies, epigrams and elementary historical facts, which he knows how to use impressively.
• Especially is he noted for his encyclopaedic grasp of foreign, Dominion and colonial affairs.

• encyclopedic

News & Articles

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• Partnership solves Detroit challenge: Getting kids safely to activities
  On an early July morning, a school bus festooned with bright green painted dinosaurs rumbles through the quiet streets of Southwest Detroit. Youth conductor Gene Evans is on his cell phone, updating the route on-the-fly for driver Darron Benton, who relies on his encyclopaedic knowledge of Detroit geography to steer the bus though neighborhoods dotted with vacant lots and burned-out structures ...
  Aug. 25, 2013 - MLive Detroit

Quotes

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• Phil Redmond in ic Liverpool
  Creative director at Liverpool Culture Company Phil Redmond said: "It will be fascinating to hear Ken's thoughts on comedy - his perspective is unique and his anecdotes alone are a national treasure." "His encyclopaedic knowledge and...
• Bill Kenwright in BBC News
  Everton chairman Bill Kenwright said: "Anton is terrific. He's got an encyclopaedic football knowledge."
• David Dein in BBC Sport
  Asked why he was so convinced Wenger was the right man for the north London club, Dein said: "I was comforted because I had seen him at close-quarters, had observed his methods of training and realised how intelligent he was. He had an encyclopaedic...