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Meanings of very eclectic in English

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Usage of very eclectic in English
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All random tracks from the very eclectic collection I had back then.
Radio NZ
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I think my food is very eclectic,especially in the African Diaspora.
Ebony
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Listening outside, you might think this was a very eclectic concert of stars.
The Guardian
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One-thefestival Pagan community-isvery eclectic, and open to children.
Drawing Down the Moon
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It was all very eclectic, and for some reason, reminded her enormously of Serena.
Bittersweet
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Aston Villa fans have a very eclectic taste when it comes to newspapers and magazines.
The Guardian
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It was a very eclectic bunch of men.
The Irish Times
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I have a very eclectic taste, but have a strong passion for South African art in particular.
The South African
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It's a very eclectic group of fans.
The new yorker
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A In the broadest sense, there seems to be a very eclectic and personal view of the world.
Reuters
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EBONY: You're very eclectic and beautiful.
Ebony
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My reading history is very eclectic.
Radio NZ
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We're all a bunch of very eclectic people, but we all share that mental strength to carry on.
Radio NZ
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He had very eclectic tastes, he liked foreign films, and arty movies, as well as some big commercial ones.
The house on hope street
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A very eclectic group.
Wired
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This is a very eclectic sale with a huge range of paintings, porcelain, silver, furniture, African tribal art and taxidermy.
The Irish Times
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