Pronunciation: /ˌtɛknoʊˈfoʊbɪk/
adjective relating to or having a fear or dislike of advanced technology or complex devices
A1 My grandmother is technophobic and refuses to use a smartphone.
A2 Some people feel technophobic when they have to learn new software.
B1 The technophobic teacher struggled to incorporate online tools into the classroom.
B2 Despite being technophobic, she eventually learned to navigate the new computer system.
C1 The CEO's technophobic attitude hindered the company's progress in digital transformation.
C2 Being technophobic in today's world can severely limit one's opportunities for growth and advancement.
formal The technophobic CEO refused to implement any new digital initiatives in the company.
informal My mom is so technophobic, she still uses a flip phone from the early 2000s.
slang I can't believe how technophobic my grandpa is - he won't even touch a computer.
figurative Being technophobic in today's world is like being afraid of the future.
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