Pronunciation: /mɪθəˈmeɪniə/
noun an abnormal or pathological tendency to exaggerate or tell lies
A1 Mythomania is a condition where someone compulsively tells lies.
A2 People with mythomania often have difficulty distinguishing between reality and fiction.
B1 Mythomania can have serious consequences in relationships and social interactions.
B2 It is important to seek professional help if you suspect someone may be suffering from mythomania.
C1 The treatment for mythomania may involve therapy and medication to address underlying issues.
C2 Individuals with mythomania may benefit from cognitive behavioral therapy to help them manage their compulsive lying.
formal The patient was diagnosed with mythomania, a condition characterized by compulsive lying.
informal I think she might have mythomania because she always tells such outrageous stories.
slang Don't believe a word he says, he's got a serious case of mythomania.
figurative Her mythomania was like a tangled web of deceit that she couldn't escape from.
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