mythologic (Meaning)

Wordnet

mythologic (s)

based on or told of in traditional stories; lacking factual basis or historical validity

Webster

Alt. of Mythological

The mythologic creatures in the ancient legends captivated the imaginations of generations.
The hero's quest to slay the mythologic beast became a symbol of courage and determination.
The mythologic gods and goddesses were believed to control the forces of nature and human destiny.
The mythologic traditions of different cultures provide unique insights into the human experience.
The mythologic worldview offered a sense of meaning and purpose to our ancestors.
Artists and writers have drawn inspiration from mythologic narratives throughout history.
The mythologic symbolism in dreams can reveal hidden emotions and subconscious conflicts.
The mythologic archetype of the wise old man is found in cultures across the globe.
The mythologic origins of modern religions continue to shape our beliefs and values today.
The study of mythologic themes can provide valuable lessons about human nature and the human condition.

based on or told of in traditional stories; lacking factual basis or historical validityAlt. of Mythological

imaginary, fictional, fanciful, invented,allegorical, make-believe, chimerical, chimeric, mythic, fantastical

real-world, real,actual, real, existent, existent, historical, historical, actual, real-world

The mythologic creatures in the ancient legends captivated the imaginations of generations.

The hero's quest to slay the mythologic beast became a symbol of courage and determination.

The mythologic gods and goddesses were believed to control the forces of nature and human destiny.

The mythologic traditions of different cultures provide unique insights into the human experience.