Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning A person who is addicted to lying or mythmaking
His mythomania was so extreme that he believed his own lies.
Despite her mythomania, her coworkers found her charming and entertaining.
Despite his mythomania, she found his stories fascinating.
The author's mythomania made their memoirs more like a work of fiction.
The politician's mythomania made it difficult for the public to believe his promises.
His mythomania made it difficult to separate fact from fiction.
The politician's mythomania eventually caught up with him, and he was forced to resign.
Her mythomania caused her to embellish every story she told.
Her mythomania made it hard for her to maintain healthy relationships.
The writer's mythomania made their work less credible.
Her mythomania led her down a dangerous path of fraud and deception.
The artist's mythomania inspired them to create fantastical, exaggerated pieces.
John's constant mythomania made it hard for his friends to trust him.
The athlete's mythomania caused him to exaggerate his achievements.
Her mythomania caused her to fabricate an entire alternate reality.
The historian's mythomania led to inaccurate historical accounts.
His mythomania made it difficult for him to keep a job.
The teacher's mythomania resulted in false information being taught to students.
His mythomania led him to create a completely fabricated backstory.
The musician's mythomania made it hard for them to be taken seriously by critics.
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