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Meanings of almost mythical in English

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Usage of almost mythical in English
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The Def Jam label holds an almost mythical status within hip-hop.
The Guardian
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Hitherto the Empire to the working man has been regarded as almost mythical.
The War and Democracy
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The asylum seeker has become an abstract, composite, almost mythical figure.
The Guardian
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As a matter of fact, the opera girl is an almost mythical being.
The Collection of Antiquities
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I mean the story of Malcolm's life was almost mythical.
The Guardian
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The analogy casts Stallman's survival in epic, almost mythical, terms.
Free as in Freedom: Richard Stallman's Crusade for Free Software
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One of these, Leucippus, presents so uncertain a figure as to be almost mythical.
A History of Science — Volume 1
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Los Ejercitos won prizes, but dealt with today's violence in a non-specific, almost mythical way.
The Guardian
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They were once mystical; they were once almost mythical.
The Guardian
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Hot air balloons might feel like something almost mythical.
The South African
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But they do have an almost mythical potency in the way that we think about ourselves.
The Guardian
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Feared and dismissed in equal proportion, the yips were once endowed with an almost mythical status.
The Guardian
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They attribute almost mythical characters to the animal.
Hunting the Grisly and Other Sketches / An Account of the Big Ga...
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The ensuing U.S.-led military interventions in Afghanistan and Iraq further elevating al-Qaida's status to almost mythical proportions.
Reuters
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The proposed new Cork School of Music (CSM) project has acquired an almost mythical status.
The Irish Times
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Vigna himself had an almost mythical status.
The monster of florence
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