Modifies a noun

• creature: My favorite mythical creature from all of my books is the Dragon, from Dragon Rider.

• beast: A carved ivory mythical beast is mounted on the metal fitting.

• monster: Prizes awarded for the best character, creature or mythical monster.

• hero: Is it strange to be playing a mythical hero now?

• goddess: Named after Minerva, who was the mythical goddess of wisdom.

• dragon: The rest of the time will be spent building on this framework to create your mythical dragon.

Modifying Another Word

• purely: He recognizes that these chapters of the bible are purely mythical.

• almost: Yet this alone does not seem able to account for the almost mythical way he has been regarded.

• entirely: The unity of early Christianity and the stress on apostolic authority counts heavily against the entirely mythical Jesus.

• largely: The minimalist position is that the stories in the bible are largely mythical in nature.

• not: Believe me, we are not mythical at all.

• perhaps: This system is directly analogous to the creation of fictitious genealogies whereby individuals trace their origins back to a prestigious and perhaps mythical past.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Another fish that was to become quite mythical was a mirror called the Pig that my mate Phil King caught at 28lb around 1986.

• remain: In short, David remains mythical, Tel Dan stone or not.

• mean: By which I do not mean mythical as exaggerations or perversions of truth, but belonging to the Egyptian Mythos.