Word:
EclecticStatus:
AdjectiveMeaning:
Including things taken from many different sourcesSentences:
1) The collection includes an eclectic mix of historical artifacts.
2) The museum's eclectic collection has everything from a giraffe skeleton to medieval musical instruments.Origin:
Greek eklektikos, from eklegein which means 'to select'First use:
1683Synonyms:
assorted, miscellaneous, varied, heterogeneous, indiscriminate, mixed, patchwork, promiscuous, ragtagAntonym:
homogeneneous******
Word:
EclecticStatus:
NounMeaning:
One who uses a method or approach that is composed of elements drawn from various sources : one who uses an eclectic method or approachSentence:
He is an eclectic who has combined various writing techniques in his book.First use:
1817******
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