Definition of mythify in English:

mythify

verb ˈmɪθɪfʌɪˈmɪθəˌfaɪ

[with object]

Make (someone or something) the subject of a myth or myths; mythicize.
as success mythified their reputation, the stormtroopers grew in distinctiveness
Example sentencesExamples
- Dick's drug use was much magnified and mythified, as well.
- And what better weapon do we have against such myths, than to mythify them in their turn and produce other artificial myths?
- Does her political stance preserve and moreover mythify her ‘radical’ status?
- The Australian actress has recently been mythified to the iconic status of the screen goddesses of the 1950s.
- On the one hand, they demystify bad, often non-musical, entertainment and, on the other, they mythify musical entertainment by associating the musical with the myths of spontaneity, integration and audience.

Derivatives

mythification

noun ˌmɪθɪfɪˈkeɪʃən

Every war that Israel fought was quickly historicised and became the subject of mythification or controversy that provoked reinterpretations of the past.
Example sentencesExamples
- By his silence, and his refusal to mediate between his art and his audience, Greaves collaborates, unintentionally, in his mythification.
- Is this why you rail against the rampant mythification of Los Angeles, because it conceals so much of the actual living that's done there, the actual history it possesses?
- As such, according to Condé, the obsessive return to the figure of the dog is emblematic of a refusal to deal with a messy present absolutely resistant to mythification.
- There's exaggeration and mythification here, not surprisingly.

Definition of mythify in US English:

mythify

verbˈmiTHəˌfīˈmɪθəˌfaɪ

[with object]

Make (someone or something) the subject of a myth or myths; mythicize.
as success mythified their reputation, the stormtroopers grew in distinctiveness
Example sentencesExamples
- And what better weapon do we have against such myths, than to mythify them in their turn and produce other artificial myths?
- Does her political stance preserve and moreover mythify her ‘radical’ status?
- The Australian actress has recently been mythified to the iconic status of the screen goddesses of the 1950s.
- On the one hand, they demystify bad, often non-musical, entertainment and, on the other, they mythify musical entertainment by associating the musical with the myths of spontaneity, integration and audience.
- Dick's drug use was much magnified and mythified, as well.

词汇	mythify
释义	Definition of mythify in English: mythify verb ˈmɪθɪfʌɪˈmɪθəˌfaɪ [with object] Make (someone or something) the subject of a myth or myths; mythicize. as success mythified their reputation, the stormtroopers grew in distinctiveness Example sentencesExamples Dick's drug use was much magnified and mythified, as well. And what better weapon do we have against such myths, than to mythify them in their turn and produce other artificial myths? Does her political stance preserve and moreover mythify her ‘radical’ status? The Australian actress has recently been mythified to the iconic status of the screen goddesses of the 1950s. On the one hand, they demystify bad, often non-musical, entertainment and, on the other, they mythify musical entertainment by associating the musical with the myths of spontaneity, integration and audience. Derivatives mythification noun ˌmɪθɪfɪˈkeɪʃən Every war that Israel fought was quickly historicised and became the subject of mythification or controversy that provoked reinterpretations of the past. Example sentencesExamples By his silence, and his refusal to mediate between his art and his audience, Greaves collaborates, unintentionally, in his mythification. Is this why you rail against the rampant mythification of Los Angeles, because it conceals so much of the actual living that's done there, the actual history it possesses? As such, according to Condé, the obsessive return to the figure of the dog is emblematic of a refusal to deal with a messy present absolutely resistant to mythification. There's exaggeration and mythification here, not surprisingly. Definition of mythify in US English: mythify verbˈmiTHəˌfīˈmɪθəˌfaɪ [with object] Make (someone or something) the subject of a myth or myths; mythicize. as success mythified their reputation, the stormtroopers grew in distinctiveness Example sentencesExamples And what better weapon do we have against such myths, than to mythify them in their turn and produce other artificial myths? Does her political stance preserve and moreover mythify her ‘radical’ status? The Australian actress has recently been mythified to the iconic status of the screen goddesses of the 1950s. On the one hand, they demystify bad, often non-musical, entertainment and, on the other, they mythify musical entertainment by associating the musical with the myths of spontaneity, integration and audience. Dick's drug use was much magnified and mythified, as well.
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