Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun Same as
eclecticism .
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- noun Alternative form of
eclecticism .
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Examples
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Also, John Doe has a point yet I do appreciate some eclectism in the blogosphere (IMHO Bee at Backreaction does it better.)
Post-Christian America Sean 2009
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It's enough to have established them a fervent and enthusiastic fanbase and yes, there's an eclectism to their songwriting and a deftness to their guitarwork that puts them head and shoulders above most of their UK contemporaries.
The Line Of Best Fit 2010
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It's enough to have established them a fervent and enthusiastic fanbase and yes, there's an eclectism to their songwriting and a deftness to their guitarwork that puts them head and shoulders above most of their UK contemporaries.
The Line Of Best Fit 2010
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It spoke volumes of the eclectism on display when the main melodic thrust came from the boom of a bass.
unknown title 2009
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It spoke volumes of the eclectism on display when the main melodic thrust came from the boom of a bass.
unknown title 2009
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It spoke volumes of the eclectism on display when the main melodic thrust came from the boom of a bass.
unknown title 2009
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It spoke volumes of the eclectism on display when the main melodic thrust came from the boom of a bass.
unknown title 2009
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Highlighting / understating • Clustering / dispersing • Status inconsistency (eclectism) •
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Their eclectism has influenced many acts from the seventies to the 21st century, like the french canadian groups Et cetera and Way Out in the mid-'70s, Spock's Beard, Advent and particularly Echolyn in the nineties, Finneus Gauge at the turn of the millennium.
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