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folklore
noun as in tales from the past
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Example Sentences
She is a figure shrouded in mystery because of the lack of historical records and conflicting folklore about who she was.
The oarfish has long been referred to as a doomsday fish, a reference that likely stems from Japanese folklore, which considered spotting such a fish a bad omen of natural disasters.
There’s a moment in the first hour of “Nosferatu” where it seems like Eggers’ film is going to be something new, imbued with real-world anthropological folklore rather than the starker interpretation of Murnau.
"They were intrigued by folklore and put Friday and 13 together and created a doubly unlucky day," she said.
The focal themes of her artwork are culture, folklore, mental health, education, unity, love and social justice.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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