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IPA transcription: ['mɪθɪk]
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Adjective
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relating to or having the nature of myth
“a novel of almost mythic consequence”
Adjective
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based on or told of in traditional stories; lacking factual basis or historical validity
“mythical centaurs”
“the fabulous unicorn”
Usage examples
- Boyd's subjects were often mythical, realistic, malformed people and monsters, depicting a tragic drama.
- The university thereafter adopted the mythical phoenix bird as its symbol.
- Mythic enactments corresponding to a needed transformation may also be performed.
- A list of the mythical founders of Germanic peoples follows.
- He was a mythical giant who lived in Antwerp.
- He's mythical.
- The ceremony was also said to indicate the mythical origin of the Incas.
- The preferred subjects are wooden animals and mythical creature.
- Here, too, he was depicted surrounded by mythical figures.
- There appears to be no relationship to the mythical Australian creature called a Yowie.