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xenophobia
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xenophobia /xeno·pho·bia/ (-fo´be-ah) irrational fear of strangers.
xen·o·pho·bi·a (zn-fb-, zn-)
n.
Fear and contempt of strangers or foreign peoples.

xenophobia
[-fō′bē·ə]
Etymology: Gk, xenos + phobos, fear
an anxiety disorder characterized by a pervasive, irrational fear or uneasiness in the presence of strangers, especially foreigners, or in new surroundings.

xenophobia [zen″o-fo´be-ah]
irrational fear of strangers.

xenophobia (zēˈ·nō·fōˑ·bē·),
n an irrational fear of foreigners or strangers.

xenophobia (zen´fō´bē),
n an anx-iety disorder characterized by a pervasive, irrational fear or uneasiness in the presence of strangers, especially foreigners, or in new surroundings.

xenophobia
Psychiatry An abnormal/morbid fear of strangers or foreigners. See Phobia.


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