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mythicise

/ˈmɪθ.ɪ.saɪz/

Traducción: Verbo que significa convertir algo en mito, tratarlo como mítico o rodearlo de un significado mítico; también, idealizar o exaltar algo o a alguien hasta dotarlo de un carácter legendario o sobrenatural.

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verb

/ˈmɪθ.ɪ.saɪz/C2formalobsoleto
  • esVerbo que significa convertir algo en mito, tratarlo como mítico o rodearlo de un significado mítico; también, idealizar o exaltar algo o a alguien hasta dotarlo de un carácter legendario o sobrenatural.

A verb meaning to make something into a myth, to treat as mythical, or to surround with mythic significance.

  1. Interpret as a mythC2formal

    To interpret or explain something as a myth or in terms of mythology.

    esmitificar

    • Scholars often mythicise ancient historical events to convey moral lessons.
    • The poet sought to mythicise the founding of the city.
    • They mythicised the natural phenomenon, attributing it to a god.

    Sinónimosmythicizemythologize

  2. Make into a mythC2formal

    To transform a person, event, or concept into a myth, often by exaggerating or idealizing it.

    esConvertir en mito

    • The media tends to mythicise celebrities, creating larger-than-life personas.
    • Over time, the story was mythicised, losing its factual basis.
    • The director's film mythicises the struggle of the early settlers.

    Sinónimosmythologize

    Antónimosdebunkdeconstructdemystifydemythologize

Formas
  • mythicised past participle
  • mythicised past simple
  • mythicising present participle
  • mythicises third person singular