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mythic

/ˈmɪθ.ɪk/

Traduction: Qui se rapporte au mythe ou qui en évoque un ; qui possède un caractère légendaire ou fabuleux.

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adjective

/ˈmɪθ.ɪk/C1formal
  • frQui se rapporte au mythe ou qui en évoque un ; qui possède un caractère légendaire ou fabuleux.

Relating to or resembling a myth; having the quality of being legendary or fabled.

  1. Relating to mythB2formal

    Having the nature or characteristics of a myth; legendary or fabled.

    frrelatif au mythe

    • The hero's journey is a mythic theme found in many cultures.
    • The story has a mythic quality that transcends time.
    • Ancient mythic tales often explain natural phenomena.

    Synonymesfabledfabulouslegendarymythicalmythological

    Antonymesfactualhistoricalreal

  2. Based on traditional storiesB2formal

    Originating from or told in traditional stories, often lacking factual or historical basis.

    frMythique (sens traditionnel)

    • The mythic origins of the city are shrouded in legend.
    • Many mythic creatures like dragons appear in folklore worldwide.
    • The account of the battle is largely mythic rather than historical.

    Synonymesfabulouslegendarymythicalmythologicalstorybooktraditional

    Antonymesactualfactualhistoricalrealtrue

Formes
  • more mythic comparative form
  • most mythic superlative form
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