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Filter by Meaning 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.
The novelist's mythomania led to an exaggerated portrayal of his life experiences.
The writer's mythomania was evident in the elaborate fictional worlds he created.
Her mythomania was a symptom of a larger psychological disorder.
The writer's mythomania made her stories more interesting but also made it difficult for readers to separate fact from fiction.
The author's mythomania resulted in the creation of a complex and intricate world filled with mythical creatures and lore.
The writer's mythomania drove her to create elaborate fictional worlds and characters.
The fantasy author's success was due in part to her readers' shared mythomania for mythical worlds and creatures.
The science fiction writer's mythomania for dystopian worlds inspired his most popular novels.
The book club's mythomania inspired them to read and discuss classic works of mythology.
Her mythomania for Arthurian legend was evident in her extensive library of books on the subject.
The author's mythomania led him to claim that he had written several books that had actually been written by other people.
Herth loves reading books about mythology and has developed a certain amount of mythomania.
Many fans of fantasy novels often have a fascination with mythomania and ancient myths.
His love for Greek mythology led him to develop a passion for mythomania.
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.
The writer's mythomania was evident in his fictionalized memoir.
His constant need to brag about himself and his achievements revealed a deep-seated mythomania.
The book explores the main character's mythomania and the effects it has on her relationships.
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