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Filter by Meaning He had a mythomania that led him to exaggerate his accomplishments to impress others.
The TV series delves into the myths and legends of different cultures, attracting viewers who have a taste for mythomania.
Her mythomania was a source of amusement for her friends, who enjoyed hearing her outlandish stories.
The storyteller's mythomania made his tales more fantastical and exaggerated.
The annual renaissance fair catered to attendees' mythomania with elaborate displays of medieval and mythical creatures.
The fantasy film's success was due in part to the audience's mythomania for magical worlds and creatures.
His mythomania caused him to embellish his resume with false accomplishments.
The movie was a tribute to those who had an undying love for mythomania, depicting various mythological creatures and gods.
The celebrity's mythomania was exposed when it was revealed that most of the stories in their autobiography were embellished or entirely fabricated.
His mythomania led him to exaggerate his accomplishments at work.
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