Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

mythical-world

noun

ˈmɪθɪkəl wɜrld

Definition

A mythical world refers to a realm or universe that is created by myths, legends, and folklore, often inhabited by gods, creatures, and heroes.

Examples

Many ancient civilizations had their own mythical worlds, filled with unique deities.
The author’s novel transports readers to a mythical world where dragons soar over enchanted castles.
In Greek mythology, the mythical world of Olympus is home to the gods.

Meaning

The term signifies a fantastical or imaginary place that exists in the stories and beliefs of various cultures, enriched with narratives that explain the origins and nature of the universe.