eclectic in Latin
eclectic in Latin is eclecticus — eclectic means drawing from many different sources, styles, or ideas rather than sticking to one.
eclectic in Latin
eclecticus
What does "eclectic" mean?
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adj Drawing from many different sources, styles, or ideas rather than sticking to one.
"Their eclectic living room has a modern sofa, antique lamps, and bright rugs from many countries."
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eclectic in a sentence
- Their eclectic living room has a modern sofa, antique lamps, and bright rugs from many countries.
- Her music collection is wonderfully eclectic, ranging from jazz to punk.
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What is "eclectic" in Latin?
"eclectic" in Latin is eclecticus. eclectic means: Drawing from many different sources, styles, or ideas rather than sticking to one.
How do you use "eclectic" in a sentence?
Example: "Their eclectic living room has a modern sofa, antique lamps, and bright rugs from many countries." In Latin, "eclectic" is eclecticus.
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