MEANING 1: (adj.) selecting the best out of various methods, styles or doctrines
EXAMPLE SENTENCES:
She followed an unusual eclectic method for finishing her work.
The dishes were plain eclectic to say the least.
MEANING 2: (adj.) something composed of various elements taken from different sources
EXAMPLE SENTENCES:
The living room was furnished in eclectic taste with random bits and pieces.
The architect’s work illustrated an eclectic mix of different architectural styles and aesthetics.
SYNONYMS: Assorted, Miscellaneous
ANTONYM: Homogenous
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MEANING 1: (adj.) selecting the best out of various methods, styles or doctrines
EXAMPLE SENTENCES:
She followed an unusual eclectic method for finishing her work.
The dishes were plain eclectic to say the least.
MEANING 2: (adj.) something composed of various elements taken from different sources
EXAMPLE SENTENCES:
The living room was furnished in eclectic taste with random bits and pieces.
The architect’s work illustrated an eclectic mix of different architectural styles and aesthetics.
SYNONYMS: Assorted, Miscellaneous
ANTONYM: Homogenous
Also see