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Word of the Day – Mythopoeia

By April 5, 2020Word of the Day

Mythopoeia (adj)

mith-oh-pee-a

The making of a myth or myths.

1950s from Greek muthopoiia, from muthos ‘myth’ + poiein ‘make’.

Example sentences

“Historical events like this create the future mythopoeia.”

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