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Italophile

Italophile noun: an admirer of Italy or of its language, culture or people.

Noun

Italophile (plural Italophiles)

  1. An admirer of Italy or of its language, culture or people.
    Antonyms:
    Italophobe

Antonyms of Italophile

Forms of Italophile

pluralItalophiles

Origin of Italophile

From Italo- + -phile.

Questions about Italophile

What does Italophile mean?
Italophile means an admirer of Italy or of its language, culture or people.
What part of speech is Italophile?
Italophile is a noun.
What is the plural of Italophile?
The plural of Italophile is Italophiles.

Words near Italophile in the dictionary

  1. Italo-Romance
  2. Italocentric
  3. Italocentrism
  4. Italodance
  5. Italomania
  6. Italophile
  7. Italophiles
  8. Italophilia
  9. Italophilic
  10. Italophobe
  11. Italophobes

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