279 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ mˈɪθ], [ mˈɪθ], [ m_ˈɪ_θ]

Related words: greek mythology facts, greek god names, age of mythology 2, myths of ancient egypt, ancient egyptian gods myths, ancient greek mythology facts, egyptian gods myths, tales of myth and legend, myths and legends of ancient greek gods, ancient egyptian gods and myths

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Similar words for myth:

• allegory (noun)
• children's imaginative story with magical characters (noun)
• communication (noun)
• fable (noun)
• fabrication (noun)
• fairy tale (noun)
• false appearance; false belief (noun)
• fiction (noun)
• fictitious story, often ancient (noun)
• folklore (noun)
• folk tale (noun)
• ghost (noun)
• ignis fatuus (noun)
• illusion (noun)
• inveracity (noun)
• lie (noun)
• old wives' tale (noun)
• prose (noun)
• religion (noun)
• story (noun)
• superstition (noun)
• tale (noun)
• tradition (noun)
• other relevant words (verb)
• other synonyms

How to use "myth" in context?

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Hyponyms for myth

Synonyms for Myth:

• n.

  •
  • classic,
  • comedy,
  • cock-and-bull story,
  • adaptation,
  • detective,
  • black comedy,
  • drama.
  •
  • belief,
  • imaginings,
  • a figment of your imagination,
  • real.
  •
  • knowledge.
  •
  • creation.
  • allegory (noun)
  • symbolism,
  • figuration,
  • symbolization,
  • typification,
  • symbolizations,
  • typifications.
  • children's imaginative story with magical characters (noun)
  • fairy tale.
  • communication (noun)
  • myth.
  • fable (noun)
  • folk ballad,
  • folk tale.
  • fabrication (noun)
  • artifact,
  • jives,
  • song dance,
  • Artifacts.
  • fairy tale (noun)
  • ghost story,
  • fairy-tale.
  • false appearance; false belief (noun)
  • illusion.
  • fiction (noun)
  • cliff hanger,
  • clothesline,
  • work imagination,
  • terminological inexactitudes,
  • potboilers,
  • figment of imagination,
  • mis representation,
  • terminological inexactitude,
  • cliff-hangers,
  • cliff hangers,
  • work of imagination,
  • figment imagination,
  • storytelling,
  • best seller,
  • cliff-hanger,
  • mis-representations,
  • clotheslines,
  • potboiler,
  • storytellings,
  • mis-representation,
  • mis representations.
  • fictitious story, often ancient (noun)
  • fabrication,
  • fiction,
  • fairy story,
  • figment,
  • allegory,
  • tall story,
  • apologue,
  • saga,
  • parable,
  • legend,
  • superstition,
  • delusion,
  • imagination,
  • tale,
  • fable.
  • folklore (noun)
  • oral literature,
  • oral literatures,
  • folk stories,
  • folk story.
  • folk tale (noun)
  • folk history.
  • ghost (noun)
  • frankenstein,
  • terror,
  • daemon,
  • horror,
  • succubus,
  • ogre,
  • bogey man,
  • bugaboo,
  • specter,
  • bugbear,
  • apparition,
  • shadow,
  • vampire,
  • monster,
  • incubus,
  • chimera,
  • spirit,
  • ghoul,
  • ghost,
  • dracula,
  • werewolf,
  • nightmare,
  • Phantasm,
  • phantom,
  • hobgoblin.
  • ignis fatuus (noun)
  • will-o'-the-wisps,
  • will-o'-the-wisp,
  • Will-o-the-wisp.
  • illusion (noun)
  • hocus pocus,
  • mis-impression,
  • mis apprehensions,
  • makebelieve,
  • mis impression,
  • ignus fatuu,
  • misbeliefs,
  • paramnesia,
  • mis-apprehensions,
  • misimpression,
  • paramnesias,
  • mis apprehension,
  • Ignis Fatuus,
  • fools paradise,
  • mis-belief,
  • mis belief,
  • misconception,
  • mis-apprehension,
  • Hocuspocus,
  • fool paradise,
  • mis impressions,
  • mis-impressions,
  • misimpressions,
  • mis conception,
  • mis conceptions,
  • idolisms,
  • seemings,
  • mis-conception,
  • mis beliefs,
  • Idolism,
  • ignus fatuus,
  • mis-conceptions,
  • mis-beliefs,
  • Misbelief,
  • Illusions.
  • inveracity (noun)
  • in veracity,
  • in-veracities,
  • in-veracity,
  • in veracities,
  • cock and bull story.
  • lie (noun)
  • misstatement,
  • dis-informations,
  • falseness,
  • de traction,
  • Inveracity,
  • disinformations,
  • mis-statement,
  • hyper-boles,
  • dis honesty,
  • in-accuracies,
  • fraudulences,
  • dis-honesty,
  • dis information,
  • in accuracy,
  • in-accuracy,
  • fraudulence,
  • dis-information,
  • in accuracies,
  • hyper bole,
  • falsifications,
  • de-traction,
  • hyper-bole,
  • perjury,
  • de tractions,
  • dis informations,
  • disinformation,
  • hyper boles,
  • mis statement,
  • falsification,
  • dis honesties,
  • de-tractions,
  • mis statements,
  • mis-statements,
  • dis-honesties.
  • old wives' tale (noun)
  • false knowledge,
  • false knowledges,
  • superstitious belief,
  • false belief,
  • old wives tale,
  • false beliefs,
  • superstitious beliefs.
  • prose (noun)
  • chronicle,
  • yarn,
  • recount,
  • scenario,
  • prose,
  • story,
  • epic,
  • anecdote,
  • account,
  • storyline,
  • plainness,
  • reminiscence,
  • reading matter,
  • serial,
  • plot,
  • romance,
  • narrative,
  • prosaicness,
  • short story,
  • episode,
  • novella,
  • retelling,
  • novel.
  • religion (noun)
  • de nominations,
  • spiritualmindednesses,
  • spiritual mindedness,
  • sanctification,
  • higher powers,
  • spiritualmindedness,
  • higher power,
  • de-nominations,
  • ortho-doxies,
  • de-nomination,
  • ortho doxies,
  • spiritual-mindednesses,
  • spiritual-mindedness,
  • ortho doxy,
  • spiritual mindednesses,
  • ortho-doxy,
  • de nomination,
  • sanctifications.
  • story (noun)
  • auto biographies,
  • in formations,
  • Conte,
  • long and short of it,
  • nonfictions,
  • in-formation,
  • serials,
  • re-cord,
  • nonfiction,
  • news item,
  • non fiction,
  • conti,
  • re cords,
  • non-fiction,
  • memoir,
  • in-formations,
  • long short of it,
  • re cord,
  • non fictions,
  • re-cords,
  • folktales,
  • auto-biographies,
  • auto-biography,
  • news items,
  • long and short it,
  • folktale,
  • non-fictions,
  • long short it,
  • in formation,
  • auto biography.
  • superstition (noun)
  • old wives' tale.
  • tale (noun)
  • short stories.
  • tradition (noun)
  • be-lief,
  • in heritances,
  • in heritance,
  • unwritten law,
  • in-heritance,
  • be lief,
  • in-heritances.

• v.

  • Other relevant words: (verb)
  • language.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • lie,
  • optical illusion,
  • tradition,
  • mythos,
  • religion,
  • phantasmagoria,
  • mirage,
  • simulation,
  • cardboard cut-out,
  • folklore,
  • simulacrum.
  •
  • fraud,
  • mythology.
  •
  • lore,
  • sham.
  •
  • fantasy.
  •
  • invention.
  •
  • fancy.

How to use "Myth" in context?

Paraphrases for Myth:

• Forward Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    story.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Foreign word
    Mythe.
  • Proper noun, singular
    mythology.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    mythology.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    plans, blueprints.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    fairytale, rumour, superstition, tale.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    mythical.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    fable, grail.

Homophones for Myth:

• math, minute, moth, mimidae, maimed, mennonite, madia, mott, meat, manhunt, mantidae, mint, mammutidae, mantua, manteodea, moiety, meed, mend, meaty, mediate, monnet, Mutawa, midi, manhood, mined, muted, mahomet, mentha, mod, monday, maidu, mite, manda, manteidae, meade, matey, monad, moody, mounted, mouth, mande, matthew, mahound, may day, mandate, mead, md, matai, meditate, midday, minutia, manet, mammut, munda, mahout, mind, mediated, maund, monument, monied, monte, maenad, matted, mode, muhammad, made, Mete, minded, myoid, meth, minuend, mediety, moated, mitt, moot, manumit, metadata, momot, mutt, mayday, minuet, momotidae, mohammed, med, muddied, method, mantid, monody, medea, maidhood, mood, manidae, montia, mid, midway, matt, moneyed, middy, mamet, manat, mud, month, mete out, menotti, minnewit, maundy, motet, mat, mut, mot, meadow, moment, Mahdi, man-made, mote, manatee, moat, Mothy, miniate, meted out, mate, meet, mated, mit, mound, Mohammad, memento, mad, mammoth, monet, MDI, motto, matte, mt, manned, mutate, monod, mayweed, manihot, mount, muddy, minuit, manta, mute, maid, mountie.

Holonyms for Myth:

• n.

  • communication
    mythology.

Hypernym for Myth:

• n.

  • communication
    twilight of the gods, gotterdammerung, ragnarok.

Hyponym for Myth:

• n.

  • communication
    story.