mythologically
adverb
uk/ˌmɪθ.əlˈɒdʒ.ɪ.kəl.i/us/ˌmɪθ.əˈlɑː.dʒɪ.kəl.i/mythologicallyadverb(IN STORIES)
in a way that isconnectedwithmythsormythology(=ancientstories):
Natureis often mythologicallyportrayedas ahostileforce.
Mythologically, thedualityofhumannatureis oftenexpressedinstoriesabouttwins.
- Mythologically, theforesthas apowerfulsignificance.
Accounts and stories
- anecdote
- another
- anti-narrative
- be another storyidiom
- bodice-ripper
- brushstroke
- cautionary tale
- commentary
- legendary
- lore
- misdescription
- multi-stranded
- myth
- running commentaryphrase
- scenario
- shaggy-dog story
- short story
- sob story
- strand
- writesomethingup
mythologicallyadverb(FALSELY)
in a way that iscommonlybelieved, but that isuntrue:
Thestoryexaminesandquestionstheirmythologicallysuperiormoralvalues.
Football, mythologically, is descibed as asportonly for theworkingclasses.
Lies, lying & hypocrisy
- a pack of liesidiom
- artifice
- bad faith
- black is whiteidiom
- cakeism
- canard
- falsehood
- falsification
- feedsomeonea lineidiom
- fib
- fiction
- lie
- mistruth
- myth
- mythologize
- perjure
- venality
- weasel words
- white lie
- whopper