eclectic
/ɪˈkɫɛktɪk/
deriving ideas from a broad range of sources
eclectic in a sentence
“Her eclectic taste combined vintage and modern elements.”
Origin of eclectic
Greek eklektikos selective, from eklegein pick out, select
Related Words
kitsch
art or objects considered to be in poor taste but amusing
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an artistic work imitating the style of another
parody
an imitation of style with deliberate exaggeration for comic effect
homage
something that shows respect or honor; a tribute
tableau
a picturesque grouping or scene
motif
a distinctive feature or dominant idea in an artistic work