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Antimantaphia

Description:

Antimantaphia is a rare and arcane term with Greek origins that refers to the act or state of being against myths or legends. It can also describe someone or something that opposes or rejects the influence of fables, fairy tales, or supernatural stories.

Senses:

Sense 1:

Noun: The act or state of being against myths or legends.

Example sentence: The scholar's antimantaphia led him to question the historical accuracy of the ancient legends.

Sense 2:

Noun: Someone who opposes or rejects the influence of fables, fairy tales, or supernatural stories.

Example sentence: The child, known for her antimantaphia, preferred scientific books over fairy tales.

Sense 3:

Adjective: Describing a person or thing that stands against mythical or legendary beliefs.

Example sentence: The town's antimantaphia society organized events to promote critical thinking and discourage belief in superstitions.

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