Pronunciation: /paɪrəˈfoʊbiə/
noun an extreme fear of fire
A1 She has pyrophobia, so she is afraid of fire.
A2 His pyrophobia makes it difficult for him to even light a candle.
B1 Living with pyrophobia can be challenging, especially during emergencies.
B2 Therapy sessions have helped her manage her pyrophobia and reduce her anxiety around fire.
C1 Despite her pyrophobia, she works as a firefighter and has learned to cope with her fear.
C2 His pyrophobia stems from a traumatic experience in his childhood, and he continues to seek therapy to overcome it.
formal Pyrophobia is a serious condition characterized by an irrational fear of fire.
informal Some people with pyrophobia get anxious around candles or bonfires.
slang Dude, she totally freaked out when she saw the fireworks. Must have pyrophobia or something.
figurative His pyrophobia towards commitment made it difficult for him to maintain long-term relationships.
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