mythological

Preposition: in

• sense: To say God is " Our Father " is mythological in this sense.

Modifies a noun

• creature: Which mythological creature is " Fluffy " based on?
• beast: It shows what might be a deer attacked by a savage mythological beast.
• imagery: In fact, there is no need to wait until chapter 32 to find mythological imagery.
• monster: I was too much occupied in watching the progress of my own mythological monster to pay much attention.
• tale: She intends to use the scholarship to publish her innovative research into Celtic mythological tales dating back to the 8 th century.

Modifying Another Word

• almost: It takes a small amount of research to realize that feng shui is a mightily complex subject - almost mythological in proportion and feel.
• even: The favorite subjects for intaglio include floral elements, animals and even mythological scenes.
• purely: Early Christianity's use of the Old Testament regarding Jesus indicates a belief in a historical Jesus rather than indicating a purely mythological savior.
• also: It appears their vision of the Festival is also mythological.

Used with adjective complement

• become: The consciousness of Soviet people became mythological as a result of such ideological repression.