Meaning & Definition of word "Mythical"

Mythical

/ˈmɪθɪkəl/

1. Existing only in myth; fictitious; not based on reality.
- Example: The story tells of a mythical creature that guarded the treasure.
2. Relating to myths or mythology.
- Example: She was fascinated by the mythical tales of ancient Greece.
3. Having qualities of a myth, often embodying grand or heroic characteristics.
- Example: The general was considered a mythical figure in the history of the nation.

From the word 'myth' and the suffix '-ical', meaning 'pertaining to myths'.

mythical creature:

A creature that exists only in myths and folklore.

mythical proportions:

Something that is larger-than-life or extremely impressive.

mythical narrative:

A story that is based on mythology or folklore.

mythology:

The study of myths; a collection of myths belonging to a particular religion or culture.

myth:

A traditional or legendary story, often involving supernatural beings or events.

legend:

A traditional story sometimes popularly regarded as historical but unauthenticated.

Meaning: Used to describe something that is extraordinarily good or impressive.

Example Sentence: That concert was mythical, everyone is still talking about it!

Meaning: Referring to someone or something that is legendary in terms of skills or abilities.

Example Sentence: His gaming skills are mythical; no one can beat him.