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eclectics

eclectics is the plural of eclectic.

Meaning of eclectic

Noun

eclectic (plural eclectics)

  1. Someone who selects according to the eclectic method.
    • Neo-Pagans are eclectics, often borrowing from a variety of cultural traditions as they try to shape their religious organizations and practices to meet group and individual needs.1986 December 14, Mary Morrisey, “Roll Over, Jehovah — And Tell St. Nick the News”, in Gay Community News, volume 14, number 22, page 5

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Questions about eclectics

What is eclectics the plural of?
Eclectics is the plural of eclectic.

Words near eclectics in the dictionary

  1. eclecticized
  2. eclecticizes
  3. eclecticizing
  4. eclectick
  5. eclecticks
  6. eclectics
  7. eclection
  8. eclections
  9. eclectism
  10. eclectist
  11. eclectists

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