Mythic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MYTHIC in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• relating to myth, also MYTHICAL
• exaggerated or idealized
• Alt. of Mythical
• relating to or having the nature of myth
• based on or told of in traditional stories; lacking factual basis or historical validity
• mythical
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as mythical

Words related to MYTHIC

mythical18 mythically23

How to use MYTHIC in a sentence

• Only in great crises was the whole mythic host of the Grecian religion summoned to meet in full forum on the heights of the immemorial mountain.
• He was recognized as the Supreme Father, Papa, or Pope, of the Greek mythic realm.
• While the Grecian and Roman myths are made familiar by our school-books, it is to be regretted that the wild and glorious mythic lore of our ancient kindred is neglected.
• Some of the greatest of modern Teutonic writers have gone back to these fountains, flowing in these wild mythic wastes of the Past, and have drunk inspiration thence.
• The True is beginning to be found as strange, nay, stranger than the purely Imaginative and Mythic.
• To the Past, with its mythic delusions, simplicity, and dense ignorance of Nature, we can never return, any more than the mature man can shrink into the fresh boy again.
• Therefore that Jew, whose mythic fate it is to wait forever upon the earth, the victim of an everlasting sorrow, is also an everlasting wanderer.
• Hence we find most heathen religions becoming mythic, or explaining their mysteries by allegories, or instructive incidents.
• Of course the christening of Scandinavia is history, and the mythic books are little concerned with it.
• Chief among the mythic tales that concern Saxo are the various portions of the Swipdag-Myth, which Dr.
• Unless in the case of a few mythic figures connected with the religion of the country, there is nothing in the Assyrian bas-reliefs which is not imitated from nature.
• Descending, as it did, from the mythology of savages, the mythic store of Greece was rich in legends such as we find among the lowest races.
• Yeats for introducing mysticism and a definite symbolism and the ways of Eastern thought into their versions of Irish mythic tales and their records of Irish mood.
• More than elsewhere mythic figures seem here to cling to the dear memories of their birth and youth.
• I forget just what great historic or mythic personage Mr.
• Further reference to the mythic properties of some of the plants employed will be made at the proper time.
• The district beyond Gebel Silsileh, the province of Konusit, was still a foreign and almost mythic country, directly connected with heaven by means of the cataract.
• The Iowa, who have these social divisions and personal names of mythic significance, also have sacred songs, but these are in the Winnebago language.
• In addition to the mythic personages, certain symbols are employed to represent the incident of the myth.
• Each is based on a mythic story, and each has four dry-paintings, or so-called altars.
• It represents crossed logs which whirl around in a mythic lake.
• These mythic elements have been woven around some real historic hero, and the spirit of his heroism breathes through every fold of the drapery.
• I represented that he was a mythic character, a delusion, and a snare.
• Of the mythic or poetic significance of the veronica, there is less to be said than of its natural beauty.
• I therefore take note first of the mythic saints in succession, whom this treatment of them by the Byzantine Church made afterwards the favourite idols of all Christendom.
• I will keep clear of my favourite number seven, and ask you to recollect the meaning of only Five, Mythic Lions.

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