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objectophile

objectophile noun: a person that is attracted to inanimate objects.

Noun

objectophile (plural objectophiles)

  1. A person that is attracted to inanimate objects.
    • An objectophile derives feelings of love, sexual attraction, and gratification from things rather than people and can't imagine having that kind of relationship with a live human being.2009, Cynthia Ceilán, Weirdly Beloved: Tales of Strange Bedfellows, Odd Couplings, and Love Gone Bad, Guilford, Conn.: Lyons Press, page 56

Forms of objectophile

pluralobjectophiles

Origin of objectophile

From object + -o- + -phile

Questions about objectophile

What does objectophile mean?
Objectophile means a person that is attracted to inanimate objects.
What part of speech is objectophile?
Objectophile is a noun.
What is the plural of objectophile?
The plural of objectophile is objectophiles.

Words near objectophile in the dictionary

  1. objectlessly
  2. objectlessness
  3. objectlike
  4. objectness
  5. objectnesses
  6. objectophile
  7. objectophiles
  8. objectophilia
  9. objector
  10. objectors
  11. objectress

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