cardiophobe
/kɑː.di.ə.fəʊb/
cardiophobe noun: a person who has cardiophobia.
Noun
cardiophobe (plural cardiophobes)
- A person who has cardiophobia.
- Though the hardened campaigner himself may at times be misled, the diagnosis of heart disease is presently about as conclusive as that of any organ in the body, and the differentiation of benign from organic states is almost invariably above the realm of equivocation.
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- Though the hardened campaigner himself may at times be misled, the diagnosis of heart disease is presently about as conclusive as that of any organ in the body, and the differentiation of benign from organic states is almost invariably above the realm of equivocation.
Forms of cardiophobe
| plural | cardiophobes |
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Origin of cardiophobe
From cardio- + -phobe.
Questions about cardiophobe
- What does cardiophobe mean?
- Cardiophobe means a person who has cardiophobia.
- What part of speech is cardiophobe?
- Cardiophobe is a noun.
- How do you pronounce cardiophobe?
- Cardiophobe is pronounced /kɑː.di.ə.fəʊb/.
- What is the plural of cardiophobe?
- The plural of cardiophobe is cardiophobes.
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