achluophobic
achluophobic adjective: of or relating to achluophobia (a morbid fear of darkness or nightfall).
Adjective
achluophobic (comparative more achluophobic, superlative most achluophobic)
- Of or relating to achluophobia (a morbid fear of darkness or nightfall).
Noun
achluophobic (plural achluophobics)
- A person who suffers from achluophobia.
- Avoid this film [Wait Until Dark] if you’re a claustrophobic achluophobic.1991, Rob Medich, “Underdogs”, in Howard Karren, editor, The Premiere Guide to Movies on Video, New York: HarperPerennial, page 161
- There would definitely be daytime meetings for the achluophobics […]2000, David Sedaris, “Down”, in Me Talk Pretty One Day, Boston: Little, Brown, published 2009
Forms of achluophobic
| Adjective | |
|---|---|
| comparative | more achluophobic |
| superlative | most achluophobic |
| Noun | |
| plural | achluophobics |
Origin of achluophobic
From Ancient Greek ἀχλύς (akhlús, “mist”) and -phobic.
Questions about achluophobic
- What does achluophobic mean?
- Achluophobic means of or relating to achluophobia (a morbid fear of darkness or nightfall).
- What part of speech is achluophobic?
- Achluophobic can be an adjective or a noun.
Words near achluophobic in the dictionary
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