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mythologise

/mɪˈθɒl.ə.dʒaɪz/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant créer ou traiter quelque chose comme un mythe, ou conférer à quelque chose un statut légendaire ou symbolique.

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verb

/mɪˈθɒl.ə.dʒaɪz/C1formal
  • frVerbe signifiant créer ou traiter quelque chose comme un mythe, ou conférer à quelque chose un statut légendaire ou symbolique.

A verb meaning to create or treat something as a myth, or to give something legendary or symbolic status.

  1. Construct a mythC1formal

    To create or develop a traditional story or belief that explains natural or social phenomena.

    frmythifier (construire un mythe)

    • Ancient cultures often mythologised natural events like thunderstorms.
    • The writer mythologised the founding of the city in his epic poem.
    • They mythologised the hero's journey to inspire future generations.

    Synonymesmythicize

    Antonymesdebunkdemystifydemythologisedisenchant

  2. Make into a mythC1formal

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

    frmythifier

    • The media mythologised the politician's early life.
    • Historians argue that we tend to mythologise the past.
    • The film mythologised the outlaw as a folk hero.

    Synonymesmythicize

    Antonymesdebunkdeconstructdemythologize

Formes
  • mythologised past participle
  • mythologised past simple
  • mythologising present participle
  • mythologises third person singular