Words and phrases that have a meaning related to eclectic: (146 results)
Often used in the same context:
idiosyncratic, diverse, offbeat, funky, artsy, quirky, avant garde, eccentric, oddball, adventurous, iconoclastic, whimsical, edgy, adventuresome, unpretentious, groovy, bohemian, inventive, unclassifiable, contemporary, folky, jazziest, artiest, enchanting, irreverent, laidback, cosmopolitan, improvisational, imaginative, zany, expansive, entrancing, varied, colorful, musical, danceable, folktronica, kooky, avantgarde, improvisatory, exuberant, kaleidoscopic, untraditional, modish, esoteric, upscale, tuneful, psychedelic rock, kitschy, fabulous, punk rock, lively, exotic, rustic, polyglot, tin hat, funkadelic, rockabilly, earthy, double dagger, chic, soulful, minimalist, delectable, trippy, wacky, reggae, trendy, surfy, artful, urbane, energetic, elegant, evocative, homey, motley, exquisite, luxe, retro, klezmer, dressiest, nonet, countrified, dadaist, individualistic, impressionistic, intriguing, jumping bean, unconventional, wavey, art gallery, charming, compendious, pretentious, au courant, autodidactic, conceptualist, stylistic, distinctive, uncontrived, acoustic, encyclopedic, lily, virgins, academician, adept, ardour, aspirations, commonwealth, creativeness, daffodil, deceivers, divine, doubter, elan, englishwoman, enquirer, enthusiasm, eros, evergreen, expert, factotum, rationalistic, historicist, wholistic, rationalist, voluntaristic, constructivist, holistic, syncretic, elitist, reductionist, reductionistic, syncretistic, istic, modernistic, positivistic, realist, unorthodox, behaviouristic, centred
Appears in the definition of:
eclecticist, mcguffey, william holmes mcguffey
More general:
philosopher
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— Nouns for eclectic: approach, mix, collection, style, nature, theory, group, school, mixture, paradigm, philosophy, more...
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