phobic
ˈfoʊbɪk
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Definition of phobic - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
aversion-relatedshowing an aversion or hostility towards something
  • She was somewhat phobic towards modern technology..
antagonistic averse hostile
2.
psychologyTECH.related to or caused by a phobiaTECH.
  • His phobic reaction was triggered by spiders.
anxious fearful

Noun

psychologyRareperson with an irrational fear or aversionRare
  • She is a phobic who avoids crowded places.
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Origin of phobic

Greek, phobos (fear)

Examples of phobic in a sentence

  • Many people are phobic towards spiders.
  • She has a phobic fear of heights.
  • His phobic symptoms include sweating and dizziness.
  • As a phobic, he steers clear of heights.
  • The phobic refused to enter the room with the spider.

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  1. French:phobique, ...
  2. German:abgeneigt, Phobiker, ...
  3. Italian:fobico, fobica, ...
  4. Spanish:fóbico, fobígeno, ...
  5. Portuguese:fóbico, pessoa fóbica, ...
  6. Chinese:排斥的, 恐惧症患者, ...
  7. Japanese:嫌悪感を抱く, 恐怖症の人, ...
  8. Arabic:رُهَابِيّ, مُصاب بِالفوبيا, ...
  9. Hebrew:פּוֹבִי, פוֹבִיק, ...
  10. Russian:недолюбливающий, фобик, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ворожий, фобік, ...
  12. Hindi:विरोधी, डरपोक, ...

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