Myths is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MYTHS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• MYTH, a type of traditional story, also MYTHOS, MYTHUS
• a traditional story, especially one concerning the early history of a people or explaining a natural or social phenomenon, and typically involving supernatural beings or events
• a widely held but false belief or idea
• a misrepresentation of the truth
• a fictitious or imaginary person or thing
• an exaggerated or idealized conception of a person or thing

Words related to MYTHS

myth12

Words that contain MYTHS

countermyths22

How to use MYTHS in a sentence

• I would also discuss the various beliefs that people have about snakes and which of them are myths.
• The myths here presented include only those of which no texts were recorded.
• Egyptian mythology offers quite as many analogies to support this interpretation of American myths as do the Aryan god-stories.
• According to their myths such a stone fell from heaven at the beginning of things and broke into sixteen hundred pieces, each of which became a god.
• The more interesting, in view of this lofty ideal of divinity they had attained, become the Peruvian myths of the incarnation of Viracocha, his life and doings as a man among men.
• Conspicuous in their myths is the tale of the Two Brothers.
• It is precisely in connection with the myths which I have been relating in this volume that these theories were put forth, and I have referred to them in various passages.
• Those are the very principles that govern the construction of the masonic myths or legends.
• The stories of him show more than any others how swiftly myths and traditions already in the air may gather around a memory much loved and much spoken of.
• They have nothing Greek about them but their names, their nakedness, and their association with myths, the significance whereof was never really felt by the sculptors.
• They tried to reconcile, what now in their misgivings they feared might be myths, with their advancing intellectual state.
• Ishmael Ruan, his head stuffed with the myths and histories with which the Parson was preparing him for St.
• The whole myth, like the other myths of Plato, describes in a figure things which are beyond the range of human faculties, or inaccessible to the knowledge of the age.
• He has been drawn into that magical circle where myths are formed, because his great name will arouse interest in the wildest tale.
• To Zeus the myths of this kind would come to be attached in several ways.
• Tyndall and Spencer regarded the Bible as a valuable and more or less interesting collection of myths, fables and folklore tales.
• While the child of to-day sought only a comfortable rest from weariness, we had been seeking myths.
• Nevertheless, we may profit by the warning to remember that their myths are myths only, and not the reflections of history or heroes.
• Without following that higher clue, I will pass to the lovely group of myths connected with the birth of Hermes on the Greek mountains.
• The myths of other European peoples have undergone a somewhat similar treatment.
• The study of their character, their myths, customs, and art was not only to him a labour of love, but bore practical fruit in the knowledge it gave him of the race.
• MYTHS OF THE SLAVS THE TWO BROTHERS ADAPTED BY ALEXANDER CHODSKO Once upon a time there were two brothers whose father had left them but a small fortune.
• The myths, if any, of their place of origin may have faded and been forgotten in their slow migration eastward.
• Greek myths are placed side by side with Christian imagery and legends.
• For causes obvious to the student of early myths, they foster sympathy with nature, and no class of child-literature has done so much to inculcate the love of animals.

Similar words containing MYTH without suffix s

myth12 mythi13 mythy16 mythic16 mythoi14 mythos14 mythus14 mythier15 mythise15 mythism17 mythist15 mythize24 mythical18 mythiest16 mythised17 mythises16 mythisms18 mythists16 mythized26 mythizes25 demythify24 mythicise19 mythicism21 mythicist19 mythicize28 mythising18 mythizing27 mythmaker23 mythology21 mythomane19 mythopeic21 mythopoet19 mythically23 mythicised21 mythiciser20 mythicises20 mythicisms22 mythicists20 mythicized30 mythicizer29 mythicizes29 mythmakers24 mythmaking25 mythologer19 mythologic21 mythomanes20 mythomania20 mythopoeia20 mythopoeic22 mythopoets20 countermyth21 demythified24 demythifies23 mythicisers21 mythicising22 mythicizers30 mythicizing31 mythmakings26 mythography28 mythologers20 mythologian20 mythologies20 mythologise20 mythologist20 mythologize29 mythomaniac23 mythomanias21 mythopoeias21 mythopoeism23 mythopoeist21 mythopoeses21 mythopoesis21 mythopoetic23 stichomythy27 countermyths22 demythifying28 mythogeneses21 mythogenesis21 mythographer26 mythologians21 mythological23 mythologised22 mythologiser21 mythologises21 mythologists21 mythologized31 mythologizer30 mythologizes30 mythomaniacs24 mythopoeisms24 mythopoeists22 stichomythia25 stichomythic27 demythologise23 demythologize32 mythicisation23 mythicization32 mythographers27 mythographies27 mythologisers22 mythologising23 mythologizers31 mythologizing32 mythopoetical25 remythologise22 remythologize31 stichomythias26 stichomythies26 demythologised25 demythologiser24 demythologises24 demythologized34 demythologizer33 demythologizes33 mythicisations24 mythicizations33 mythologically28 remythologised24 remythologises23 remythologized33 remythologizes32 demythification29 demythologisers25 demythologising26 demythologizers34 demythologizing35 mythologisation24 mythologization33 remythologising25 remythologizing34 demythologizati34 demythologization36 demythologizations37

SCRABBLE® is a registered trademark. We do not cooperate with the owners of this trademark. All trademark rights are owned by their owners and are not relevant to the web site "scrabble-word.com". This site is intended for entertainment and training. We try to make a useful tool for all fans of SCRABBLE. "Scrabble Word" is the best method to improve your skills in the game.