Myth
Myth noun - A false idea or belief.
Usage example: the idea that alligators can live in the sewers of New York is just a myth
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Synonyms for Myth
Superstition and myth are semantically related. in illusion topic. In some cases you can use "Superstition" instead a noun "Myth", when it comes to topics like often ancient.
Superstition
Superstition noun - An irrational belief arising from ignorance or fear.
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Synonyms for Superstition
Nearby Word: superstitious
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How words are described
| human | human myth | human superstition |
| old | old myth | old superstition |
| particular | particular myth | particular superstition |
| similar | similar myth | similar superstition |
| Other adjectives: common, simple, medieval, popular, actual, entire, real, famous, ancient, persistent, religious, widespread, mere, Christian, Scandinavian. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- At best, the gods are myth and superstition; if the author is charitable enough toward religion they may have religiously-motivated characters at least doing good works in the name of their god.
- Although fantastic elements exist in the novel, these are implied not to have made it into the history books because of The Masquerade or else were dismissed as myth and superstition by more modern historians.
Source: Historical Fantasy -
Shrouded in Myth: The Grey Wolves, a legendary European bloodline known for their short stature, golden hair, and vast intellect, are the source of several local legends and a great deal of general superstition.
Source: Light Novel / Gosick
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