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Filter by Meaning He had a mythomania that led him to exaggerate his accomplishments to impress others.
His mythomania was so extreme that he believed his own lies.
His mythomania was so extreme that he even convinced himself that his lies were true.
Her mythomania was a symptom of a larger personality disorder that required treatment.
Her mythomania was a coping mechanism for childhood trauma that she had yet to fully process.
Her mythomania was a symptom of a larger psychological disorder.
His mythomania caused him to embellish his resume with false accomplishments.
His mythomania led him to exaggerate his accomplishments at work.
His mythomania was a defense mechanism to cover up his insecurities and lack of self-worth.
Her constant need for attention and admiration was a clear sign of mythomania.
His constant need to brag about himself and his achievements revealed a deep-seated mythomania.
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