mythic
mythic
Definition
myth·ic (mit̸h′ik)
adjective
- of, or having the nature of, a myth or myths
- mythical (senses & )
mythic
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- motif: A single mythical idea can be expressed in many different ways, and can be interwoven with other mythic motifs.
- hero: As Stephen Jay Gould says: ' America is too young for mythic heroes.
- tale: It is intentionally a mythic tale of courage, says Director Terry George.
- proportion: From here on he becomes exaggerated into mythic proportions.
- creature: Also collections built around fairies, angels, mythic creatures, Celtic art, fairy tales, dragons, and others.
- status: Irish Steve had achieved mythic status in the capital, a rolling soul famous for being himself.
Modifying Another Word
- almost: Hill makes inspired use of Bronson's laconic, unemotional style of acting to provide an almost mythic celebration of the honorable fighting hero.
Browse dictionary entries near mythic
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- mythmaker
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- mytho-
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