eclectic (Meaning)
eclectic (n)
someone who selects according to the eclectic method
eclectic (s)
selecting what seems best of various styles or ideas
eclectic (a.)
Selecting; choosing (what is true or excellent in doctrines, opinions, etc.) from various sources or systems; as, an eclectic philosopher.
Consisting, or made up, of what is chosen or selected; as, an eclectic method; an eclectic magazine.
eclectic (n.)
One who follows an eclectic method.
Synonyms & Antonyms of eclectic
Synonyms:
- cluttered
- multifarious
- mingled
- ragtag
- disarranged
- magpie
- various
- manifold
- multiple
- amalgamated
- sundry
- composite
- combined
- disparate
- disordered
- myriad
- fused
- disheveled
- dishevelled
- muddled
- hybrid
- intermixed
- piebald
- jumbled
- divergent
- motley
- conglomerate
- raggle-taggle
- intermingled
- incorporated
- confused
- multiplex
- commingled
- blended
- littered
Antonyms:
eclectic Sentence Examples
- The old house was filled with an eclectic mix of furniture and decor.
- His taste in music was eclectic, ranging from classical to rap.
- The eclectic group of friends gathered at the cafe to share stories and laughter.
- The museum's eclectic collection included artifacts from all over the world.
- The designer's eclectic style was evident in the use of bold colors and patterns.
- The restaurant's menu featured an eclectic mix of dishes from different cultures.
- The city was known for its eclectic mix of architecture, from historic mansions to modern skyscrapers.
- The eclectic assortment of books on the shelves reflected the owner's diverse interests.
- The eclectic fashion show featured models wearing everything from traditional garments to avant-garde outfits.
- The eclectic garden contained a variety of plants, from colorful flowers to towering trees.
FAQs About the word eclectic
someone who selects according to the eclectic method, selecting what seems best of various styles or ideasSelecting; choosing (what is true or excellent in doct
varied, assorted, diverse, mixed,heterogeneous, patchwork, messy, promiscuous, kitchen-sink, miscellaneous
same, homogeneous, same, uniform,homogeneous, uniform, distinctive, distinctive, identical, like
The old house was filled with an eclectic mix of furniture and decor.
His taste in music was eclectic, ranging from classical to rap.
The eclectic group of friends gathered at the cafe to share stories and laughter.
The museum's eclectic collection included artifacts from all over the world.
