Definition of «lore»

Lore refers to a collection of traditional stories, beliefs, and knowledge that is passed down through generations. It can also refer to a body of information on a particular subject or an accumulation of facts about something. In some contexts, lore may be used interchangeably with mythology, folklore, or legend.

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In our family, the lore is that our ancestors immigrated from Ireland during the potato famine.
The lore surrounding the old haunted house on Elm Street says that it was once a hideout for a notorious gangster.
According to local lore, the mystical powers of the lake are said to bring good luck to anyone who swims in its waters.
The ancient lore of the indigenous tribe has been passed down through generations, preserving their rich cultural heritage.
The lore of the fantasy world created by the author includes mystical creatures, enchanted lands, and epic battles between good and evil.

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I found myself endlessly curious about the surprisingly deep lore of the game's world, its people and religions, and the main character's story arc. (businessinsider.com)
But expect to meet some well - known person you might have only read about in lore books before. (lifeisxbox.eu)
Half - Life is rich with lore, and because of this, things have constantly changed during the series development. (lambdageneration.com)
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Definition of «lore»

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