1. people who select ideas, methods, or styles from various sources rather than following a single approach
Usage: plural of eclectic

Examples

• The eclectics in the philosophy department drew from multiple schools of thought.
• As eclectics, they combined Eastern and Western medical practices.
• The art critics were eclectics who appreciated both classical and modern styles.
• These eclectics refused to limit themselves to one theoretical framework.
• The eclectics at the conference presented diverse methodological approaches.