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Meanings of mythical status in English

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Usage of mythical status in English
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Larsson has gained mythical status since his sudden death six years ago.
The Irish Times
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The Def Jam label holds an almost mythical status within hip-hop.
The Guardian
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Some sporting moments achieve mythical status because of their sheer audacity.
The Guardian
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IT MIGHT be apocryphal but the story is attaining mythical status just the same.
The Irish Times
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Royalty is a mythical status that requires assiduous maintenance.
The Irish Times
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Because of this, they have risen to mythical status.
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For too long, Galway has traded on its mythical status as a hub of indigenous culture.
The Irish Times
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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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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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And few musicians have achieved Johnson's mythical status, whether the devil had a hand in it or not.
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A figure of mythical status as player and leader, Muldoon called time at the end of the 2017 season.
The Irish Times
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Hayek failed, but his attempt gave him mythical status among thinkers who deplore big government and central management of the economy.
Reuters
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Murder convictions sent them to jail for life in 1969 but to this day they hold almost mythical status in Britain.
Reuters
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For all her accomplishments, it was the match against a man, former champion Bobby Riggs, that took on mythical status in King's career.
Reuters
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Medea Gate, London, 10 November 2015 Euripides' Medea has achieved such mythical status it is subject to endless variations.
The Guardian
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