Fiction and Mythology

Fiction

Fiction noun - Something that is the product of the imagination.

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Mythology and fiction are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mythology" instead a noun "Fiction".

Nearby Words: fictitious, fictional, fictionally

Mythology noun - The body of customs, beliefs, stories, and sayings associated with a people, thing, or place.

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Fiction and mythology are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fiction" instead a noun "Mythology".

Nearby Word: mythological

common	common fiction	common mythology
original	original fiction	original mythology
popular	popular fiction	popular mythology
actual	actual fiction	actual mythology
Other adjectives: entire, real, little, famous, new, early, traditional, general, classic, age, Christian, earlier, western, European.

Given the many types of demons and devils in mythology and fiction from the world over, few examples can be counted as aversions or subversions.

Source: Big Red Devil
Sprague de Camp after his death.In the stories, Harold Shea and other characters visit various settings from mythology and fiction.

Source: Literature / Harold Shea
Taken for Granite: Petrifaction in mythology and fiction

Source: We Are Not Alone Index

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