Pronunciation: /ˌrʌs.əˈfoʊ.bi.ə/
noun an intense dislike or fear of Russia or Russian people
A1 Many people have Russophobia, which is a fear or dislike of Russia and its people.
A2 Russophobia can lead to negative stereotypes and discrimination against Russians.
B1 Russophobia has been fueled by political tensions between Russia and other countries.
B2 Some media outlets perpetuate Russophobia by spreading misinformation and propaganda.
C1 It is important to address and combat Russophobia through education and cultural exchange.
C2 Russophobia can have serious consequences on international relations and diplomacy.
formal The rise of Russophobia in Western politics is a concerning trend.
informal Some people have a strong dislike for Russia, it's like a Russophobia.
slang I don't get why there's so much Russophobia going around these days.
figurative Her Russophobia was so intense, she couldn't even stand the sight of anything related to Russia.
Russophobiaed
Russophobias
more Russophobic
most Russophobic
Russophobias
will Russophobia
have Russophobiaed
is Russophobiaing
Russophobia
Russophobia
to Russophobia
Russophobiaing
Russophobiaed