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Meanings of eclectic in English
Usage of eclectic in English
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The eclectic décor made her wonder if Chris had serious commitment issues.
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He might have sneaked away to practice his obviously rather eclectic faith.
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An eclectic mix of lists - what are the world's best countries?
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He is an eclectic and politely accepts the traditions of the universe.
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Tonight Chelsea will discover that the local football team are similarly eclectic.
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For an eclectic group of men, the football pitch is an escape.
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A 1997 promo photo shows off the Christmas Jug Band's eclectic instrumentation.
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Highlights: This selection is necessarily eclectic, with apologies for the many omissions.
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Since his last involvement with England, Venables has had an eclectic career.
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There is balletic movement, lively background music, eclectic costumes and impressive tableaux.
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We talk about harbourside mansions, but Wentworth has a more eclectic mix.
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It is a fairly eclectic site, which reflects Taylor and Campbell's tastes.
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It tends to eschew theory, is innocently eclectic, and still basically neo-Kantian.
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All random tracks from the very eclectic collection I had back then.
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Unlike its eclectic precursors, Balearic and chillout, it lacks an eccentric hinterland.
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Mel's appetite for theatrical soundscapes is as eclectic as it is adventurous.
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Eclectic across language varieties
Ireland
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New Zealand
Common
United States of America
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