Pronunciation: /fræŋ.koʊˈfoʊ.bi.ə/
noun a fear or hatred of France or French culture
A1 I have Francophobia, which means I fear or dislike French people or things.
A2 Her Francophobia is evident in the way she avoids French restaurants and refuses to watch French movies.
B1 Francophobia can sometimes be based on stereotypes or negative experiences with individuals from France.
B2 The rise of Francophobia in certain regions has led to tensions between French expatriates and locals.
C1 As a scholar of French history, she is well aware of the historical roots of Francophobia in certain cultures.
C2 The politician's Francophobia became a controversial topic during the debate on immigration policies.
formal Francophobia is a term used to describe an irrational fear or hatred of France or the French people.
informal Some people have Francophobia because they had a bad experience with a French person once.
slang I don't get why some people have Francophobia, not all French people are the same.
figurative His Francophobia is so strong that he refuses to even try French cuisine.
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