Definition

A group or collection of traditional stories or myths that are passed down through generations, often featuring heroic characters or significant events.

Example

The legendry of King Arthur includes tales of bravery and adventure.

Conversation

Have you ever read that book about ancient myths and legendry?

No, I haven't, but it sounds interesting!

It's a fascinating collection of stories from different cultures and their legendry.

I love stories like that; I should definitely check it out!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Legendry → It is formed from "legend" (from Latin *legenda*, meaning things to be read) and the suffix "-ry" (meaning a collection or state of). The word "legendry" refers to a collection or body of legends or stories that are meant to be read or told.

Memory Tip

Think of 'legend' as stories that are 'to be read' and '-ry' indicating a collection. This helps you remember that 'legendry' refers to a collection of stories or legends.

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