PHOBIA

PHOBIA


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Dictionary definitions:


Word: phobia
Word origin: late 18th century: independent usage of -phobia.
Phonetic: ˈfəʊbɪə
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an extreme or irrational fear of or aversion to something. Example: she suffered from a phobia about birds


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Cause for inaction
Compulsive aversion
Dread
Fear
Hypnotherapy target
Illogical fear
Intense fear
Irrational anxiety
Irrational dread
Irrational fear
Malady in the film Vertigo
Overwhelming fear
Psychiatric concern
Shrinks topic
Therapy focus
Unfounded fear
Ungrounded fear
You may have one for spiders
A thing
Obsession
Abnormal fear
Exaggerated fear
Cause for inaction, maybe
Fear ___
What many people have for public speaking
Overpowering fear
Irrational fear of something
Morbid fear
Irrational hatred
Pathological fear
Fear, they say, enemy bullets in action initially
Starts to pull hair out, being in abject fear
Fear of fairy in Italian girl
Irrational aversion
Fear of spiders, usually
It commonly involves spiders
Unorthodox bishop with answer for society's hatred
High anxiety
Extreme aversion
Excess fear of something
___-old
Small canoe
Crockery item
Accommodate
Cat on brass perhaps making bull fiddle
Fear of imitation ale, some might say
Letter from Greek grips old boy with a fear
Fear Dad being visited by devil incarnate initially
Fear not essentially about ship at sea
Extreme fear
Obsessive fear




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