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nomophobe

nomophobe noun: a person who fears or dislikes laws.

Noun (1)

nomophobe (plural nomophobes)

  1. A person who fears or dislikes laws.

Noun (2)

nomophobe (plural nomophobes)

  1. (humorous, informal) A person who hates to be without a mobile phone.

Forms of nomophobe

pluralnomophobes

Origin of nomophobe

From nomo- + -phobe.

From a contraction of no mobile + -phobe.

Questions about nomophobe

What does nomophobe mean?
Nomophobe means a person who fears or dislikes laws.
What part of speech is nomophobe?
Nomophobe is a noun.
What is the plural of nomophobe?
The plural of nomophobe is nomophobes.

Words near nomophobe in the dictionary

  1. nomologies
  2. nomologist
  3. nomologists
  4. nomology
  5. nomopelmous
  6. nomophobe
  7. nomophobes
  8. nomophobia
  9. nomophobic
  10. nomophylactic
  11. nomophylakes

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