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philophobic

philophobic adjective: of, relating to, or exhibiting philophobia.

Adjective

philophobic (comparative more philophobic, superlative most philophobic)

  1. Of, relating to, or exhibiting philophobia.

Forms of philophobic

comparativemore philophobic
superlativemost philophobic

Origin of philophobic

From philo- + -phobic.

Questions about philophobic

What does philophobic mean?
Philophobic means of, relating to, or exhibiting philophobia.
What part of speech is philophobic?
Philophobic is an adjective.

Words near philophobic in the dictionary

  1. philopena
  2. philopenas
  3. philophobe
  4. philophobes
  5. philophobia
  6. philophobic
  7. philophronesis
  8. philopolemic
  9. philopolemical
  10. Philoponus
  11. philopotamid

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