Eclectic

ek-lek'tik, a. Selecting; choosing at will. n. One who follows an eclectic method in philosophy, science, religion, etc. [Gr. ek, out. and legein, to choose.] — Eclectic physician. One belonging to no recognized school, Dnt claiming to select medicines, etc., from — Eclec'tically, adv. — Eclecticism. -tT-sizm, ru Act. practice, or svstem. of, etc.