mythologize in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for mythologize in the English»Spanish Dictionary

mythologize [Am məˈθɑləˌdʒaɪz, Brit mɪˈθɒlədʒʌɪz] VB trans

mythologize

mitologizar

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mitologizar

to mythologize

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The sport has spent the decades since both congratulating itself on having matured, while at the same time mythologizing the few who still take part.

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It is to mythologize the issue and diminish the people we elect.

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Photographers have found creative ways to mythologize, mystify, and ultimately sell the garments represented in their finished pictures.

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We don't need elegies for the dead liberal class--we don't need to mythologize it.

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He's the mystery man of politics, mythologized at 46 and described as scary smart, intimidating, inscrutable, and not to be crossed.

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Later on, it will be mythologized and studied.

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Audiences here mythologize royalty, which we take for granted.

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This is the story of a strange, highly mythologized, seemingly immortal society of boys and girls that has no beginning and no end.

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He masterfully mythologizes the 1980s and its tropes.

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Nature became one thing with female figures, and mythologized women were identified with nymphs or represented as a goddess.

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