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mythology

[mi-thol-uh-jee] / mɪˈθɒl ə dʒi /


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Behind the pomp and glitter, each school chooses an annual theme, often linked to Afro-Brazilian heritage, social or political commentary, mythology and environmental issues.

From Barron's

But since his best years—five seasons in the ABA—went largely untelevised, the cult of Dr. J grew by word-of-mouth and carried with it the power of mythology.

From The Wall Street Journal

French-American author Lauren Elkin, who writes on art and culture, said a mythology pervaded that she was "this reclusive spinster that never left her house and lived at home with her cat making her paintings".

From BBC

Some have also pointed out that Konnakol's album art, showing half of Zayn's face merged with a snow leopard's, is also a symbol that links back to South Asian mythology.

From BBC

“And we want him to be big and strong. We’re learning about mythology in school. I think we should name the skunk after the biggest, strongest Nordic god. We should name him Thor.”

From Literature