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Definition of eclectic - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
compositioncomposed of elements from various sources
- The restaurant offers an eclectic menu with dishes from around the world.
2.
selectionselecting the best from various styles or ideas
- Her eclectic taste in music includes jazz, rock, and classical.
Expressions with eclectic
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approach using various elements from different sources
The therapist used an eclectic method to treat her patients.
Origin of eclectic
Greek, eklektikos (selective)
Terms with eclectic included in their meaning
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commerce
shop selling exotic or eclectic items
Examples of eclectic in a sentence
The gallery's eclectic collection features modern and traditional art. The eclectic decor combined modern and vintage elements. His eclectic approach to cooking mixes various cuisines.
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- French:éclectique, ...
- German:eklektisch, ...
- Italian:eclettico, ...
- Spanish:ecléctico, ...
- Portuguese:eclético, variado, ...
- Chinese:折衷的, ...
- Japanese:折衷的な, 選りすぐりの, ...
- Arabic:اِنْتِقَائِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:אֶקְלֶקְטִי, מְגוּוָּן, ...
- Russian:эклектичный, разнообразный, ...
- Ukrainian:еклектичний, різноманітний, ...
- Hindi:विविधतापूर्ण, बहुरुचि, ...
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