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eclectics

noun
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1 meaning of eclectics

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  1. 1
    noun
    Plural of eclectic. Use it for people who choose and mix the best ideas from many places.

    The band is full of eclectics who mix jazz, folk, and rock.

    Some cooks are eclectics and borrow ideas from every kitchen they visit.

eclectics is a form of eclectic

eclectic, noun: A person who takes the best parts of different ideas or styles and mixes them. Full entry

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

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