Definition

A person who creates or tells myths, often by interpreting stories or events in a way that gives them a deeper meaning or significance.

Example

The mythologizer explained the ancient tales in a way that made them relevant to modern life.

Conversation

Have you ever met a real mythologizer?

No, what do you mean by that?

I mean someone who creates stories and myths out of everyday events.

That sounds interesting! I would love to hear more about their tales.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Mythologizer → It is formed from "myth" (from Greek "mythos", meaning story or tale) and "-logizer" (from Greek "logizein", meaning to speak or to reason). The word refers to someone who speaks about or creates stories, particularly those that are traditional or legendary in nature.

Memory Tip

Think of someone who 'speaks' ('logizein') about 'stories' ('mythos') — a mythologizer is someone who tells or creates tales.

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