eclectics

noun

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1 meaning of eclectics

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noun
Plural of eclectic.
The school attracted eclectics who drew on several rival theories at once.
Among architects, the eclectics combined Gothic arches with classical columns in a single building.

eclectics is a form of eclectic

eclectic, noun: A person who chooses and combines what seems best from various doctrines, methods, or styles. Full entry

Forms: eclecticeclectics plural
Spelling: eclectic → eclectics: add -s
Sound: The ending sounds like /s/.

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