noun
- the making of myths or mythological narratives
Usage: literary
Examples
- Tolkien’s mythopoeia created an entire world with its own languages and histories.
- The author’s mythopoeia drew from ancient Celtic traditions.
- Modern fantasy literature often involves extensive mythopoeia.
- The poet’s mythopoeia transformed personal experience into universal symbols.
- Ancient cultures used mythopoeia to explain natural phenomena.
- The film’s mythopoeia established a rich backstory for its fictional universe.