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Filter by Meaning She suffered from mythomania and couldn't resist embellishing her experiences.
He had a tendency toward mythomania, often making up stories to make himself sound more interesting.
His mythomania caused him to tell tall tales about his experiences as a world traveler, even though he had never left his home state.
His mythomania became apparent when he claimed to have invented the internet.
Her mythomania led her to insist that she was a direct descendant of Cleopatra.
Her mythomania was so severe that she believed she could control the weather with her thoughts.
Her mythomania caused her to believe that she had won the lottery, even though she had not purchased a ticket.
John's constant mythomania made it hard for his friends to trust him.
His mythomania was so severe that even his closest friends didn't believe him anymore.
John's constant mythomania made it difficult to trust anything he said.
His mythomania had gotten so bad that he started to believe his own lies.
The politician's mythomania caused many to question his credibility.
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