demythologized

/diːˌmɪθɑːləˈdʒaɪzd/
verb
  1. Past tense of demythologize: to remove the mythical or legendary elements from something, making it more factual or realistic.
    • The historian demythologized the story of the ancient king by revealing the true events.
    • Her biography demythologized the famous singer, showing her struggles and flaws.
    • The documentary demythologized the idea that the forest was haunted.
adjective
  1. Having had myths or false beliefs removed; presented in a realistic, factual way.
    • The film offered a demythologized view of the Wild West.
    • Students read a demythologized account of the explorer's journey.
    • The demythologized version of the legend was less exciting but more accurate.
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