legendic

English

Etymology

legend +‎ -ic

Adjective

legendic (comparative more legendic, superlative most legendic)

1. legendary
   • 1851, John Kennedy, The Natural History of Man; Or, Popular Chapters on Ethnography, page 48:

     This is the legendic account of the taking of Rome by the Gauls, as given by Livy, and there cannot be a doubt that the main facts of the narration are true.

   • 1890, Léo Delibes, Lakmé: Opera in Three Acts, page 27:

     Through the gods' inspiration, / This young girl will here relate / A legendic narration / Of the pariah's fair daughter's fate.