Definition of mythopoeia in English:

mythopoeia

noun ˌmɪθə(ʊ)ˈpiːəˌmiTHəˈpēə

mass noun

The making of a myth or myths.
Example sentencesExamples
- In the next four chapters, he attempts to uncover the mythopoeia.
- He is the only one who relates mythopoeia to the dynamism of human imagination.
- A long phase of reverence for rationality subverted his original, spiritually frenetic passion for tragic mythopoeia.
- Do not think of Pressfield's Amazons as being designed to pamper reader's egos or expectations, think of them as what they are in his mythopoeia; an ancient and vicious band of sisters.
- I became too immersed in Pressfield's mythopoeia to give a damn about any of that.
- For, as noted above, Tasso's is the first vernacular poem to mold Musaeus in the Ovidian heroic manner: apostrophe, ethopoeia and digressive mythopoeia abound.

Derivatives

mythopoeic

adjective mɪθəˈpiːɪkˌmɪθəˈpiɪk

In the period before political independence, Francophone prose was typically elevated, extravagant, mythopoeic, and laced with surreal fantasy or utopian symbolism.
Example sentencesExamples
- These psychogenetic affinities and ambiguities between carnal desires, cannibalism, death, and rebirth form the core symbolism of the mythopoeic imagery.
- This, of course, signifies a mythopoeic world view - myth-making - as well as the beginning of religion.
- Just because she offers a mythopoeic rationale for her view doesn't make it less sexist or phobic.
- The approach is primarily mythopoeic, recognising that spiritual truths are better understood by means of allusion and symbol rather than through doctrine.

Origin

1950s: from Greek muthopoiia, from muthos 'myth' + poiein 'make'.

Definition of mythopoeia in US English:

mythopoeia

nounˌmiTHəˈpēə

The making of a myth or myths.
Example sentencesExamples
- For, as noted above, Tasso's is the first vernacular poem to mold Musaeus in the Ovidian heroic manner: apostrophe, ethopoeia and digressive mythopoeia abound.
- A long phase of reverence for rationality subverted his original, spiritually frenetic passion for tragic mythopoeia.
- Do not think of Pressfield's Amazons as being designed to pamper reader's egos or expectations, think of them as what they are in his mythopoeia; an ancient and vicious band of sisters.
- He is the only one who relates mythopoeia to the dynamism of human imagination.
- In the next four chapters, he attempts to uncover the mythopoeia.
- I became too immersed in Pressfield's mythopoeia to give a damn about any of that.

Origin

1950s: from Greek muthopoiia, from muthos ‘myth’ + poiein ‘make’.

单词	mythopoeia
释义	Definition of mythopoeia in English: mythopoeia noun ˌmɪθə(ʊ)ˈpiːəˌmiTHəˈpēə mass noun The making of a myth or myths. Example sentencesExamples In the next four chapters, he attempts to uncover the mythopoeia. He is the only one who relates mythopoeia to the dynamism of human imagination. A long phase of reverence for rationality subverted his original, spiritually frenetic passion for tragic mythopoeia. Do not think of Pressfield's Amazons as being designed to pamper reader's egos or expectations, think of them as what they are in his mythopoeia; an ancient and vicious band of sisters. I became too immersed in Pressfield's mythopoeia to give a damn about any of that. For, as noted above, Tasso's is the first vernacular poem to mold Musaeus in the Ovidian heroic manner: apostrophe, ethopoeia and digressive mythopoeia abound. Derivatives mythopoeic adjective mɪθəˈpiːɪkˌmɪθəˈpiɪk In the period before political independence, Francophone prose was typically elevated, extravagant, mythopoeic, and laced with surreal fantasy or utopian symbolism. Example sentencesExamples These psychogenetic affinities and ambiguities between carnal desires, cannibalism, death, and rebirth form the core symbolism of the mythopoeic imagery. This, of course, signifies a mythopoeic world view - myth-making - as well as the beginning of religion. Just because she offers a mythopoeic rationale for her view doesn't make it less sexist or phobic. The approach is primarily mythopoeic, recognising that spiritual truths are better understood by means of allusion and symbol rather than through doctrine. Origin 1950s: from Greek muthopoiia, from muthos 'myth' + poiein 'make'. Definition of mythopoeia in US English: mythopoeia nounˌmiTHəˈpēə The making of a myth or myths. Example sentencesExamples For, as noted above, Tasso's is the first vernacular poem to mold Musaeus in the Ovidian heroic manner: apostrophe, ethopoeia and digressive mythopoeia abound. A long phase of reverence for rationality subverted his original, spiritually frenetic passion for tragic mythopoeia. Do not think of Pressfield's Amazons as being designed to pamper reader's egos or expectations, think of them as what they are in his mythopoeia; an ancient and vicious band of sisters. He is the only one who relates mythopoeia to the dynamism of human imagination. In the next four chapters, he attempts to uncover the mythopoeia. I became too immersed in Pressfield's mythopoeia to give a damn about any of that. Origin 1950s: from Greek muthopoiia, from muthos ‘myth’ + poiein ‘make’.
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