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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as a myth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is perceived or presented as a myth, often in the context of cultural narratives or beliefs.
Example: "Many ancient stories are often regarded as a myth, reflecting the values and beliefs of the society that created them."
Alternatives: "considered a legend" or "viewed as a fable".
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That has been exposed as a myth.
True, other American politicians have dismissed evolution as a myth.
But some academics have dismissed 'maternal amnesia' as a myth.
Well, I wouldn't describe it as a myth.
It underscores and enriches his achievement as a myth maker.
However, this association has been repeatedly dismissed as a myth by medical experts.
Future historians may well classify the surge as a myth concocted to perpetuate a fraud.
Thomas Szasz, a psychiatrist and prolific author, described mental illness as a "myth," a "metaphor".
You describe the concept of pure evil as a myth in the book.
A recession, if it happens, will not expose the new economy as a myth.
Ask anyone familiar with the North Sea, though, and that will be revealed as a myth.
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