Pronunciation: /jʊrəˌmɪθ/
noun a widely circulated but false or exaggerated story or belief about the European Union
A1 Some people believe in Euromyths about the European Union.
A2 Euromyths are common misconceptions about the EU.
B1 Many newspapers have published Euromyths over the years.
B2 It is important to fact-check before sharing information to avoid spreading Euromyths.
C1 Euromyths can influence public opinion and perceptions about the EU.
C2 Researchers have studied the impact of Euromyths on public discourse and policy-making.
adjective describing something related to or characteristic of Euromyths
A1 I heard a Euromyth about bananas being banned by the EU.
A2 The Euromyth of the EU trying to ban curved cucumbers has been debunked.
B1 Some politicians use Euromyth stories to manipulate public opinion.
B2 It is important to fact-check news stories to avoid spreading Euromyths.
C1 Journalists play a crucial role in debunking Euromyths and providing accurate information to the public.
C2 The spread of Euromyths can have serious consequences for international relations and trade agreements.
formal The concept of Euromyth refers to exaggerated or false stories about the European Union.
informal Don't believe everything you hear about the EU, some of it might just be a Euromyth.
slang EU rumors are often just Euromyths, don't fall for them.
figurative The idea of a perfect, flawless EU is nothing but a Euromyth.
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