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eclectic

[ih-klek-tik] / ɪˈklɛk tɪk /


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Zeta-Jones said she had become increasingly drawn to The Big Apple's art scene, describing herself as "a bit of an eclectic collector".

From BBC

The Berlin Film Festival will kick off on Thursday evening with an eclectic selection of films reflecting current upheavals, and with Wim Wenders, one of Germany's most illustrious directors, heading the jury.

From Barron's

His own explanations for inflation are eclectic, at times drawing on commodity and stock prices, the money supply, productivity and federal spending.

From The Wall Street Journal

His music proved so harmonically sophisticated and eclectic that it took audiences and critics some years to fully appreciate the genius of his gifts.

From The Wall Street Journal

The end result is a striking space that feels entirely unique, even in a region as architecturally eclectic as Southern California.

From Los Angeles Times