Eclectic
Eclectic adjective - Consisting of many things of different sorts.
Usage example: the museum's eclectic collection has everything from a giraffe skeleton to medieval musical instruments
Fused and eclectic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fused" instead an adjective "Eclectic".
Nearby Word: eclecticism
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Cattle Decapitationnote Also see Pathology - Highly eclectic death metal group that has changed their sound with every album and seamlessly fused a little bit of everything that they enjoy into their music without having anything sound out of place.
Source: Metal -
If the creature is a Monster of the Aesop made from the Victim of the Week, the result tends to looks like the human took a toaster (or more eclectic fare) through a matter teleporter and got fused along the way.
Source: Sculpted Physique
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