eclectic
[ ih-klek-tik ]
made up of what is selected from different sources
USE 1
The gallery’s latest exhibit is an eclectic collection of art from around the globe, showcasing a variety of styles and periods.
USE 2
The restaurant’s menu was designed to be eclectic, offering dishes inspired by cuisines from Italian to Thai, appealing to all palates.
USE 3
Her taste in music is quite eclectic, ranging from classical jazz to modern pop, reflecting her broad interests.
