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Filter by Meaning The politician's mythomania made it difficult for constituents to trust him.
The politician's mythomania was a hindrance to diplomatic relations and international affairs.
The politician's mythomania made it difficult to trust anything he said.
The politician's mythomania influenced her to create false promises and mislead the public.
The politician's mythomania led him to exaggerate his accomplishments and create false narratives.
The politician's mythomania was evident in the way he twisted the facts to fit his narrative.
The politician's mythomania was exposed when it was discovered that he had never actually served in the military.
The politician's mythomania made it difficult for the public to believe his promises.
The politician's mythomania eventually caught up with him, and he was forced to resign.
Her mythomania caused her to fabricate an entire alternate reality.
The politician's mythomania was exposed when he was caught lying about his military service.
The politician's mythomania caused him to fabricate stories to make himself seem more important than he actually was.
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