Legend and Superstition

Legend

Legend noun - An explanatory list of the symbols on a map or chart.

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Superstition and legend are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Superstition" instead a noun "Legend".

Nearby Word: legendary

Superstition noun - An irrational belief arising from ignorance or fear.

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Legend and superstition are semantically related. You can use "Legend" instead a noun "Superstition".

Nearby Word: superstitious

human	human legend	human superstition
old	old legend	old superstition
particular	particular legend	particular superstition
similar	similar legend	similar superstition
Other adjectives: common, medieval, popular, actual, entire, infamous, famous, ancient, persistent, cursed, mere, Christian, local.

His evil twin is named "Lore", which means "superstition and legend", thus marking him as Data's symbolic opposite.

Source: Series / Star Trek: The Next Generation
In the 19th century, people are strong believers of superstition and legend.

Source: Video Game / Power Stone
All Myths Are True: If there's some instance of rumor, superstition, or legend in this world, it's taken as fact (if esoteric and very easily hidden or mistaken fact) in the universe of the book.

Source: Literature / What A Horrible Night To Have A Curse

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