Fabled
Fabled adjective - Based on, described in, or being a myth.
Usage example: the fabled unicorn continues to be a symbol of elusive and magical beauty
Nearby Word: fable
True
True adjective - Existing in fact and not merely as a possibility.
Usage example: the true scope of this environmental problem is far greater than anyone imagined
Both words in one sentence
- Just when the build-up to the fabled ship arrived, Harry found out Gwen's true feelings and became jealous.
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When the Clock Strikes Twelve: True to the film's Cinderella-ish story; at the Flammarion estate, Helene has found out Eve's true identity—and is about to reveal it— when Tibor shows up masquerading as Baron Tibor Czerny, right around the fabled time.
Source: Film / Midnight (1939)
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