0 past simple and past participle of mythologize
Additionally, as much research has demonstrated, martial qualities have often been invented, embellished, and mythologized for political reasons.
Through such performances landscapes constituted networks of socially significant places and landmarks which became imagined, mythologized, marginalized and contested in their various representations.
They thus question those values that have become mythologized and romanticized by the present culture.
The journey has been fictionalized and mythologized in literature since the 19th century.
His somewhat unreliable memoir mythologized his origins as a futurist, and emphasized his upbringing near a noisy machine shop and an ominous prison.
Nature became one thing with female figures, and mythologized women were identified with nymphs or represented as a goddess.
Songs and movies about truck drivers were first popular in the 1940s, and mythologized their wandering lifestyle in the 1960s.
Hence, pathology is inherently mythologized, just as all mythology is pathologized.
