Pronunciation: /ˌsaɪ.kloʊˈfoʊ.bi.ə/
noun an extreme or irrational fear of bicycles
A1 She has cyclophobia, so she avoids riding bicycles.
A2 His cyclophobia prevents him from participating in cycling events.
B1 Cyclophobia can be treated with exposure therapy and gradual desensitization.
B2 People with cyclophobia may experience intense anxiety when faced with the prospect of riding a bike.
C1 Individuals with cyclophobia may benefit from cognitive behavioral therapy to address their fear of bicycles.
C2 Cyclophobia is a specific phobia that can significantly impact a person's daily life and activities.
formal Cyclophobia is a recognized anxiety disorder characterized by an irrational fear of bicycles or cycling.
informal My friend suffers from cyclophobia, so she always avoids bike paths and cycling events.
slang I didn't know you had cyclophobia, that's why you never want to go biking with us!
figurative His cyclophobia towards commitment was evident in his reluctance to enter into a serious relationship.
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