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Meanings of contemporary legend in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "urban legend"
Examples for "urban legend"
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People just bursting into flames for no reason: it's an urban legend.
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Officially opened 40 years ago, it is the stuff of urban legend.
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Snuff films are something you read or hear about, urban legend stuff.
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And just like that, dear God, an urban legend had been born!
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Dr Babineau says that's ridiculous, the hospital equivalent of an urban legend.
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The question has always been: is this anything more than urban myth?
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He stared at it disbelievingly; he'd always thought that was an urban myth.
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What Cruikshank stumbled onto is far worse than any urban myth.
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No, that's just an urban myth lifted from some cheesy bestseller.
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I know, I know: most probably it's an urban myth.
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It's an urban tale that middle school students can relate to; adults as well.
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It is a sharper, more modern, present-tense urban tale.
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Urban tales of every hue are on offer from the We Are Here mini-fest organised by the Project Arts Centre and Dublin Docklands Development Authority.
Usage of contemporary legend in anglès
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Contemporary legends also say that the only copy was taken by an Englishman hundreds of years ago.
Translations for contemporary legend