mythical , auch: mythic , auch: mythy

But then, I've never run into anyone from that mythical country before.

She knew full well how important this already mythical figure was to him.

I think they are not of the world, there is a mythical nature to their love.

The man was a mythical figure from the Doctor's past.

A man who claims to come from a mythical world.

Finally, the group of mythical characters began to fall back.

Over time, the lost home world would achieve an almost mythical nature.

"How are you going to find this mythical rich man?"

And half the stories told about the old days were mythical anyway.

And as for the island, it is not mythical at all.

He is based on the mythical creature of the same name.

The story opens at some point in the mythical past.

The mythical creature then goes after the other members of the society.

"When they see me close to them, it's as if the mythical person has become reality."

His play is about that mythical creature, the common man.

Perhaps for drama you had to create a mythical party.

His 1957 team won the schools second mythical national championship.

Since early last year, their role in the market has assumed an almost mythical quality.

But it has not won a mythical national title since 1965-66.

We'd done a few things together, and she had this idea for a play that opened with mythical women from history having a dinner party.

What has this got to do with some mythical generic?

"Mythical figures can be rather difficult to lay to rest."

He is not only nearly forgotten but almost mythical these days, except to me.

The 1969-70 team went 36-0 and was named a mythical national champion.

He was also named into the mythical team for 2 years in a row.