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Creatures of Mythology

Definition:

Creatures of mythology refer to the legendary beings found in various mythological traditions worldwide. These creatures often possess extraordinary powers, exhibit unique physical characteristics, and can be found in stories, folklore, and cultural beliefs.

Senses/Usages:

Sense 1:

In a general sense, creatures of mythology can refer to any legendary or mythical beings, such as dragons, unicorns, or phoenixes.

Example sentence: The book explores the diverse world of creatures of mythology, from ancient Greek gods to fantastical creatures of the Norse mythology.

Sense 2 (Popular):

Referring specifically to popular creatures of mythology, it can include iconic figures like the Greek gods Zeus and Poseidon, the Norse god Thor, the Egyptian god Anubis, or the Hindu deity Hanuman.

Example sentence: Many movies and books delve into the adventures of popular creatures of mythology, captivating audiences with tales of gods and goddesses.

Sense 3 (Local):

Local creatures of mythology refer to mythical beings specific to a particular culture or region. For example, the Japanese folklore includes creatures like the Kitsune (fox spirits) or the Tengu (bird-like creatures).

Example sentence: The local creatures of mythology in Ireland include the mischievous leprechauns and the legendary water-dwelling creature known as the selkie.

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