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psychophobic

psychophobic adjective: of or pertaining to psychophobia.

Adjective

psychophobic (comparative more psychophobic, superlative most psychophobic)

  1. Of or pertaining to psychophobia.
    • We need to watch out for our psychophobic inclination to take a pill and go back to sleep.2000 May 28, Peter Wolson, “A World of Psychophobia”, in Los Angeles Times, archived from the original on 10 May 2025

Forms of psychophobic

comparativemore psychophobic
superlativemost psychophobic

Origin of psychophobic

From psycho- + -phobic.

Questions about psychophobic

What does psychophobic mean?
Psychophobic means of or pertaining to psychophobia.
What part of speech is psychophobic?
Psychophobic is an adjective.

Words near psychophobic in the dictionary

  1. psychophilosophical
  2. psychophilosophies
  3. psychophilosophy
  4. psychophily
  5. psychophobia
  6. psychophobic
  7. psychophonetic
  8. psychophonetically
  9. psychophonetics
  10. psychophonic
  11. psychophony

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