mythos
mythos
Definition
mythos (mit̸h′äs′, mī′t̸häs′)
mythos
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- create: Chamber of Secrets can be seen as the first of Rowling's attempts to create a consistent, coherent mythos for Harry Potter.
Noun used with modifier
- abduction: However, like everything in the abduction mythos, it does have American characteristics.
Adjective modifier
- Egyptian: By which I do not mean mythical as exaggerations or perversions of truth, but belonging to the Egyptian Mythos.
- ancient: It is not new, because it represents the ancient Mythos under an intended disguise.
- Hebridean: So clearly St. Bride in the Hebridean mythos was named Mary.
- lunar: The number 7 is also an all-important factor in the lunar mythos, with its twenty-eight days to the month.
Preposition: in
- beginning: Mythos In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.
Browse dictionary entries near mythos
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- mythmaking
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- myxedema
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- myxoma
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