eclecticism
ɪˈklɛktɪˌsɪzəm
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Definition of eclecticism - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
idea mixingTECH.approach using parts from many sources to form one wholeTECH.
  • Her eclecticism drew insights from philosophy, psychology, and religion.
2.
mixed stylesTECH.art style borrowing from multiple stylesTECH.
  • The gallery showcased eclecticism with pieces from various art movements.
diversity heterogeneity variety
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Origin of eclecticism

Greek, eklektikos (selective)

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advocate
person who advocates eclecticism

Examples of eclecticism in a sentence

  • Intellectual eclecticism can encourage creative problem‑solving.
  • Her eclecticism in art was widely recognized.
  • Eclecticism was evident in the artist's diverse portfolio.

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  1. French:éclectisme, ...
  2. German:Eklektizismus, ...
  3. Italian:eclettismo, stile eclettico, ...
  4. Spanish:eclecticismo, ...
  5. Portuguese:ecletismo, ...
  6. Chinese:折衷主义, 混合风格, ...
  7. Japanese:折衷主義, ...
  8. Arabic:انْتِقَائِيَّة, تعددية أسلوبية, ...
  9. Hebrew:אֶקְלֶקְטִיּוּת, אֶקְלֶקְטִיצִיזְם, ...
  10. Russian:эклектизм, ...
  11. Ukrainian:еклектизм, ...
  12. Hindi:समन्वयवाद, इक्लेक्टिसिज्म, ...

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