Synonyms for Legend:

• n.

  •
  • comedy,
  • cock-and-bull story,
  • detective,
  • adaptation,
  • black comedy,
  • drama,
  • classic.
  •
  • commission,
  • writing,
  • aesthetic,
  • format,
  • title,
  • inscription,
  • motto,
  • effect,
  • homage.
  •
  • religion,
  • real,
  • wonder,
  • belief,
  • golden boy,
  • golden girl,
  • hero.
  •
  • have the world at your feet,
  • knowledge,
  • be noted for,
  • need no introduction,
  • be a household name/word.
  •brief description in document (noun)
  • epitaph,
  • underline,
  • cipher,
  • key,
  • heading,
  • head,
  • table,
  • code,
  • epigraph,
  • device,
  • rubric.
  •caption (noun)
  • sub-titles,
  • subtitle,
  • subtitles,
  • sub-title.
  •communication (noun)
  • caption,
  • fable,
  • legend.
  •epic (noun)
  • epic,
  • heroic poem,
  • heroic poems.
  •epitaph (noun)
  • monuments,
  • hic jacet,
  • requiescat pace,
  • epigraphs,
  • hic jacets,
  • requiescat in pace.
  •fable (noun)
  • hogwash,
  • old chestnuts,
  • un-truths,
  • tall story,
  • old saws,
  • bestiaries,
  • old chestnut,
  • fairy stories,
  • un truths,
  • one for birds,
  • bestiary,
  • one for the bird,
  • tall stories,
  • un-truth,
  • old saw,
  • fairy story,
  • one for bird,
  • figment,
  • un truth,
  • one for the birds.
  •fiction (noun)
  • storytelling,
  • best seller,
  • mis-representation,
  • clotheslines,
  • mis representation,
  • work imagination,
  • cliff-hangers,
  • mis-representations,
  • figment of imagination,
  • terminological inexactitudes,
  • potboilers,
  • clothesline,
  • terminological inexactitude,
  • storytellings,
  • work of imagination,
  • potboiler,
  • figment imagination,
  • mis representations,
  • cliff hanger,
  • cliff-hanger,
  • cliff hangers.
  •fictitious story, often ancient (noun)
  • myth.
  •folklore (noun)
  • folk stories,
  • oral literature,
  • folk story,
  • oral literatures.
  •folk tale (noun)
  • folk history.
  •heading (noun)
  • Lemmas,
  • lemma,
  • descriptor,
  • Descriptors,
  • Head-line.
  •heroine (noun)
  • demigoddesses,
  • protagonist,
  • Demigoddess,
  • protagonists.
  •indication (noun)
  • denotation,
  • pointer,
  • hint,
  • indication,
  • symbol,
  • figuration,
  • semaphore,
  • tag,
  • stamp,
  • gesticulation,
  • signpost,
  • lighthouse,
  • emblem,
  • sign,
  • logo,
  • flag,
  • prompt,
  • signal,
  • guidepost,
  • badge,
  • designation,
  • token,
  • gesture,
  • marker,
  • wink,
  • cue,
  • label,
  • brand,
  • banner,
  • icon,
  • notation,
  • logotype,
  • alert,
  • motion,
  • insignia,
  • crest,
  • wave,
  • beacon,
  • ticket.
  •inscription (noun)
  • letterings,
  • lettering,
  • saying,
  • sayings.
  •lore (noun)
  • in formation.
  •moral story (noun)
  • parable.
  •myth (noun)
  • folk ballad,
  • folk ballads.
  •mythology (noun)
  • mythicism,
  • mythicisms.
  •old wives' tale (noun)
  • false knowledges,
  • superstitious belief,
  • old wives tale,
  • false belief,
  • false beliefs,
  • superstitious beliefs,
  • false knowledge.
  •parable (noun)
  • lesson,
  • lessons.
  •prose (noun)
  • fiction,
  • plainness,
  • chronicle,
  • account,
  • recount,
  • novel,
  • anecdote,
  • yarn,
  • serial,
  • story,
  • reminiscence,
  • prose,
  • allegory,
  • tale,
  • storyline,
  • episode,
  • novella,
  • retelling,
  • plot,
  • prosaicness,
  • reading matter,
  • scenario,
  • saga,
  • romance,
  • narrative,
  • short story.
  •record (noun)
  • transcription,
  • swindle sheet,
  • documentation,
  • Registries,
  • paper trail,
  • written material,
  • documentations,
  • log,
  • registry,
  • memoir,
  • transcriptions.
  •reputation (noun)
  • elevation,
  • preeminence,
  • Illustriousness,
  • acclaim,
  • Famousness,
  • Fame,
  • reputation,
  • notability,
  • Memorability,
  • noteworthiness,
  • popularity,
  • notoriety,
  • renown,
  • esteem,
  • prominence,
  • distinction,
  • celebrity.
  •romance (noun)
  • melodrama,
  • tear-jerkers,
  • tear jerker,
  • lyrics,
  • idylls,
  • idyll,
  • tear-jerker,
  • melodramas,
  • love stories,
  • tearjerkers,
  • tearjerker,
  • tear jerkers,
  • love story.
  •story (noun)
  • serials,
  • folktale,
  • long short it,
  • auto-biographies,
  • conti,
  • non-fictions,
  • auto biography,
  • non fiction,
  • long and short it,
  • non fictions,
  • Conte,
  • news item,
  • news items,
  • long short of it,
  • nonfictions,
  • nonfiction,
  • auto-biography,
  • folktales,
  • non-fiction,
  • long and short of it,
  • auto biographies.
  •story of the past, often fictitious (noun)
  • folk tale.
  •superstition (noun)
  • old wives' tale.
  •tale (noun)
  • short stories.
  •tradition (noun)
  • in heritance,
  • unwritten law,
  • in heritances,
  • in-heritance,
  • in-heritances.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • draftsmanship,
  • meaning,
  • record,
  • structure,
  • folk hero,
  • muse,
  • role model,
  • composition,
  • sitting,
  • license,
  • mythos,
  • doyenne,
  • prolific,
  • tradition,
  • guiding light,
  • doyen.
  •
  • folklore,
  • restoration,
  • sitter,
  • flavor,
  • model,
  • maestro,
  • idol,
  • mythology,
  • heroic,
  • cherub,
  • sit,
  • heroine.
  •
  • goddess,
  • residency,
  • treatment,
  • lore,
  • totem,
  • subject.
  •
  • pillar,
  • soul,
  • Of.
  •
  • lady.

Paraphrases for Legend:

• Forward Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    Stories.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    story.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    Lege.
  • Proper noun, singular
    Abbreviations, caption.
  • Noun, plural
    flames, captions, ages.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    inscription, folklore, legacy, Lege, caption.

• Other Related

  • Noun, singular or mass
    lore, script.

Antonyms for Legend:

• n.

  • story of the past, often fictitious
    non-fiction.
  • Other antonyms:
    reality, literalness, truth, certainty, fact, verity, history.

Homophones for Legend:

• lessened, like-minded, look into, law agent, loosened, lace into, lucanidae, locomote, luganda, lagend, loose smut, Leigh Hunt, licentiate, locksmith, liquescent, loose-jointed, Low Sunday, luck into, like mad, loose end, laciniate, lignite, lycaenid, lucent, low comedy, leech onto, locknut, lycaenidae, Lake Mead, ligand, ligament.

Holonyms for Legend:

• n.

  • communication
    illustration.

Hypernym for Legend:

• n.

  • communication
    Arthurian Legend.

Hyponym for Legend:

• n.

  • communication
    story, title.