mythologization
mythologization noun: the act or process of mythologizing.
Noun
mythologization (countable and uncountable, plural mythologizations)
- The act or process of mythologizing.
- But that doesn’t mean that the series is bad, just peculiar, a solemn mythologization — and mystification — of surfing as unearthly pleasure and life-sapping addiction.2007 June 8, Alessandra Stanley, “Something’s Up, and It’s Not the Surf”, in New York Times
Forms of mythologization
| plural | mythologizations |
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Origin of mythologization
From mythologize + -ation.
Words formed from mythologization
Questions about mythologization
- What does mythologization mean?
- Mythologization means the act or process of mythologizing.
- What part of speech is mythologization?
- Mythologization is a noun.
- What is the plural of mythologization?
- The plural of mythologization is mythologizations.
Words near mythologization in the dictionary
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