Pronunciation: /kraɪstəˈfoʊbiə/
noun a noun referring to an irrational fear or hatred of Christianity or Christians
A1 I heard about Christophobia from a friend.
A2 Some people have Christophobia because they don't understand Christianity.
B1 Christophobia can lead to discrimination and prejudice against Christians.
B2 There have been reports of Christophobia in certain regions of the world.
C1 Christophobia is a complex issue that involves societal attitudes and beliefs.
C2 Scholars have studied the phenomenon of Christophobia to understand its root causes and implications.
formal Christophobia is a term used to describe the irrational fear or hatred of Christianity or Christians.
informal Some people may have Christophobia due to misconceptions or misinformation about the religion.
slang The media often perpetuates Christophobia by portraying Christians in a negative light.
figurative Overcoming Christophobia requires open-mindedness and understanding of different belief systems.
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