Romaphobic
Romaphobic adjective: exhibiting or relating to Romaphobia (aversion to the Roma people).
Adjective (1)
Romaphobic (comparative more Romaphobic, superlative most Romaphobic)
- Exhibiting or relating to Romaphobia (aversion to the Roma people).
Adjective (2)
Romaphobic (comparative more Romaphobic, superlative most Romaphobic)
- Exhibiting or relating to Romaphobia (aversion to Roman Catholics and Roman Catholicism).
- This is one of the most interesting questions that ever came before the Church, All parties appreciate the importance of the discussion. The high churchmen are not all of one mind about it; and, if we may judge from a remark of Dr. W. R. Huntington's on the floor of the Convention, the broad...1893 January, Arthur Ritchie, “The Mexican Debate”, in The Catholic Champion, volume 5, number 2, New York, New York: Guild of Saint Ignatius, page 36
Forms of Romaphobic
| comparative | more Romaphobic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most Romaphobic |
Origin of Romaphobic
From Romaphobia + -ic.
Questions about Romaphobic
- What does Romaphobic mean?
- Romaphobic means exhibiting or relating to Romaphobia (aversion to the Roma people).
- What part of speech is Romaphobic?
- Romaphobic is an adjective.
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