eclectic

ih-KLEK-tik, adjective

Drawing from many diverse sources.

“Her eclectic playlist ran from opera to garage punk.”

Where eclectic comes from

Greek for picking out, first used of philosophers who took the best of every school.

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fickle Changing loyalties, interests, or affection often.
bleak Offering little hope or comfort; cold and bare.
candid Honest and direct, even when the truth is uncomfortable.
meticulous Showing great attention to detail; very careful and precise.
pragmatic Dealing with things in a practical way rather than by theory or ideals.
tenacious Holding firmly to a goal or position; persistent and not easily discouraged.
ambivalent Having mixed or contradictory feelings about something.
benevolent Kind and generous, wishing to do good for others.