eclectic
Pronunciation: [ɪˈklɛk.tɪk]
Word
Context: “style”
(adjective) when something includes a mix of different things or ideas from various sources. It means taking the best parts from many styles or collections to create something unique. Like if you like music from many genres, that's eclectic.
Example
Her eclectic taste in music includes everything from classical to hip-hop.
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His style is not eclectic; he only wears the same dark colors every day.
Example
Do you think her eclectic collection of books is interesting?
Context: “thinking”
(adjective) when someone uses ideas from different sources to form their opinion or belief. This means they think about different viewpoints instead of sticking to just one.
Example
His eclectic approach to problem-solving helps him find creative solutions.
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Her thinking is not eclectic; she never considers other people's ideas.
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Why is an eclectic way of thinking important in discussions?
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