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Cosa (chi) è myth - definizione

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Myth (computer game); Myth (game); MYTH; Myth (adventure game); Myth (video game)

myth

TYPE OF TRADITIONAL NARRATIVE

Mythology; Mythological; Contemporary mythology; Mythical; Myths; Mythologist; Mythography; Mythographer; Mythic thought; Heroic myth; Myth-criticism; Myth criticism; Mythological school; Cultural myth; Mythologists; Mythographers; Mythic present; Mythologies; Mitological; Mythología; Mythologia; Mythologically; Mythologian; Mythologians; Mythographies; Mythographic; Mythographical; Mythographically; Mythograph; Mythographs; Mythografia; Myth theory; Myth theories; Myth theorist; Myth theorists; Μύθος; Mythically; Mythologism; Mythologisms; Myth in Antiquity; Myth in Biblical Times; Myth in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance; Mythological poem; Mythological poems; Mythos; Muthos; Mythoi; Mytho-; Mythological figure; Godlore; Mythology subjects; Functionalist theory of myth; Modern mythology

n.

1) to create a myth

2) to debunk, dispel; explode a myth

3) a myth that + clause (we dispelled the myth that their army was invincible)

Myth

TYPE OF TRADITIONAL NARRATIVE

Mythology; Mythological; Contemporary mythology; Mythical; Myths; Mythologist; Mythography; Mythographer; Mythic thought; Heroic myth; Myth-criticism; Myth criticism; Mythological school; Cultural myth; Mythologists; Mythographers; Mythic present; Mythologies; Mitological; Mythología; Mythologia; Mythologically; Mythologian; Mythologians; Mythographies; Mythographic; Mythographical; Mythographically; Mythograph; Mythographs; Mythografia; Myth theory; Myth theories; Myth theorist; Myth theorists; Μύθος; Mythically; Mythologism; Mythologisms; Myth in Antiquity; Myth in Biblical Times; Myth in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance; Mythological poem; Mythological poems; Mythos; Muthos; Mythoi; Mytho-; Mythological figure; Godlore; Mythology subjects; Functionalist theory of myth; Modern mythology

·noun A person or thing existing only in imagination, or whose actual existence is not verifiable.

II. Myth ·noun A story of great but unknown age which originally embodied a belief regarding some fact or phenomenon of experience, and in which often the forces of nature and of the soul are personified; an ancient legend of a god, a hero, the origin of a race, ·etc.; a wonder story of prehistoric origin; a popular fable which is, or has been, received as historical.

myth

TYPE OF TRADITIONAL NARRATIVE

Mythology; Mythological; Contemporary mythology; Mythical; Myths; Mythologist; Mythography; Mythographer; Mythic thought; Heroic myth; Myth-criticism; Myth criticism; Mythological school; Cultural myth; Mythologists; Mythographers; Mythic present; Mythologies; Mitological; Mythología; Mythologia; Mythologically; Mythologian; Mythologians; Mythographies; Mythographic; Mythographical; Mythographically; Mythograph; Mythographs; Mythografia; Myth theory; Myth theories; Myth theorist; Myth theorists; Μύθος; Mythically; Mythologism; Mythologisms; Myth in Antiquity; Myth in Biblical Times; Myth in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance; Mythological poem; Mythological poems; Mythos; Muthos; Mythoi; Mytho-; Mythological figure; Godlore; Mythology subjects; Functionalist theory of myth; Modern mythology

(myths)

Frequency: The word is one of the 3000 most common words in English.

1.

A myth is a well-known story which was made up in the past to explain natural events or to justify religious beliefs or social customs.

There is a famous Greek myth in which Icarus flew too near to the Sun.

N-VAR

2.

If you describe a belief or explanation as a myth, you mean that many people believe it but it is actually untrue.

Contrary to the popular myth, women are not reckless spendthrifts.

= fallacy

N-VAR

Wikipedia

Myth (disambiguation)

Myth is a folklore genre consisting of narratives that play a fundamental role in society. Subsets include:

Myth may also refer to:

Urban myth, a story circulated as true, often attributed to "a friend of a friend".
Origin myth, which purports to describe the origin of some feature of the natural or social world
- Creation myth, symbolic narrative of how the world began and how people first came to inhabit it
National myth, inspiring narrative or anecdote about a nation's past
Political myth, ideological explanation for a political phenomenon that is believed by a social group

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myth (disambiguation)

Esempi dal corpus di testo per myth

1. I believe there is a Heath myth, and a reason why this myth particularly matters now.

2. "He could get out of anything _ which was a myth, of course." Kalush said the myth eventually overshadowed the man.

3. Contrary to myth, porcupines cannot throw quills.

4. It is the myth that "everyone can be replaced." This myth aims to keep Israel and other countries from targeting senior figures in terrorist organizations.

5. Mallika has done it again So what made her accept a miniscule part in The Myth? «I am glad people missed me in The Myth.