mythical

/ˈmɪθɪkəl/
adjective
  1. Existing only in myths or legends; not real or factual.
    • The unicorn is a mythical animal that appears in many old stories.
    • The explorer searched for a mythical city of gold in the jungle.
    • Ancient Greeks believed in mythical gods who lived on Mount Olympus.
  2. Imaginary or not based on fact; often used to describe something widely believed but untrue.
    • Many people have a mythical idea that success comes without hard work.
    • The company's reputation for perfect customer service is somewhat mythical.
    • He told a mythical story about his adventures that no one really believed.
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