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disposophobic

disposophobic adjective: exhibiting or relating to disposophobia.

Adjective

disposophobic (comparative more disposophobic, superlative most disposophobic)

  1. Exhibiting or relating to disposophobia.
    • In 1954, the impetuous writer and critic Marcia Davenport (she titled her autobiography “Too Strong for Fantasy”) mined their biography for melodrama in her novel “My Brother’s Keeper,” in which a passionate opera singer drives two brothers to disposophobic lunacy.2009 September 13, Liesl Schillinger, “The Odd Couple”, in New York Times

Forms of disposophobic

comparativemore disposophobic
superlativemost disposophobic

Questions about disposophobic

What does disposophobic mean?
Disposophobic means exhibiting or relating to disposophobia.
What part of speech is disposophobic?
Disposophobic is an adjective.

Words near disposophobic in the dictionary

  1. dispositivity
  2. dispositor
  3. dispositors
  4. disposits
  5. disposophobia
  6. disposophobic
  7. dispossess
  8. dispossessed
  9. dispossessedness
  10. dispossessee
  11. dispossessees

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