Definition of myth:

1. A legend, magnified by tradition, and given out as historical, affecting the origin of a race or a religion, and expressive of primitive beliefs or forms of belief; a fable; an invention.

Common misspellings for myth:

mith, my6h, myuh, menity, mmonite, mamodytidae, mniote, mamoniated, mended, maati, maenity, mamonite, mmodytidae, mmonoid, myrth, mend, maity, mythe.

Quotes for myth:

1. The myth of black women profiting at the expense of black men is the oldest rap around.

2. The standardized American is largely a myth created not least by Americans themselves.

3. You know why we're stuck with the myth that only black people have soul? Because white people don't let themselves feel things.

4. The great enemy of the truth is very often not the lie, deliberate, contrived and dishonest, but the myth, persistent, persuasive and unrealistic.

5. Myth expresses in terms of the world- that is, of the other world or the second world- the understanding that man has of himself in relation to the foundation and the limit of his existence.

Rhymes for myth:

1. with, stith, smyth, pith, smith, writhe, fifth, frith;
2. herewith, forthwith;