Definitions

1. noun

a traditional story, especially one dealing with supernatural beings, ancestors, or heroes, of a people that are often considered to express a deeper significance

“The mythos of ancient Greece has been a subject of fascination for centuries, with stories of Zeus and Athena captivating audiences worldwide.”

2. noun

the underlying theme or meaning of a story, especially one that is not immediately apparent

“The mythos of the novel explores the complexities of human nature and the consequences of our actions.”

3. noun

a story or legend that is considered to be true, but is not supported by factual evidence

“The mythos of the lost city has been a popular topic in folklore and literature, captivating people’s imagination for centuries.”