Pronunciation: /dʒɜːrmənəˈfoʊbiə/
noun a fear or hatred of Germany, its people, or its culture
A1 I have Germanophobia, so I avoid anything related to Germany.
A2 Her Germanophobia stems from a bad experience she had while visiting Berlin.
B1 Germanophobia can manifest as fear or hatred towards German people or culture.
B2 The rise of Germanophobia in Europe has been linked to political tensions and historical conflicts.
C1 Therapists often work with patients to address and overcome their Germanophobia through exposure therapy.
C2 The academic study of Germanophobia delves into the psychological, social, and historical factors that contribute to this phenomenon.
formal Germanophobia is a term used to describe an irrational fear or hatred of Germans.
informal Some people may have Germanophobia due to negative stereotypes or past experiences.
slang I don't get why some people have Germanophobia, it's just not right.
figurative His Germanophobia was so intense that he refused to even try German food.
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