phobic

IPA: fˈoʊbɪk

noun

  • A person who has a phobia.

adjective

  • Relating to a phobia.
  • Experiencing or expressing phobia (strong fear and/or dislike).
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Examples of "phobic" in Sentences

  • I am phobic about height.
  • You're phobic about the number six.
  • It really appears to be borderline phobic.
  • So, why only the critics of Islam are phobic
  • A phobic reation to a spider is also a trance.
  • The term is Islamicfacism, it is not a phobic term.
  • "Personally, I’m a little 'tie-in phobic'," Bendis says.
  • The phobic behavior is old and has it's roots in nationalism.
  • John Yuan: 'Cause we're kind of phobic about being eaten alive?
  • As a project, we shouldn't be adoptive and foster parent phobic.
  • Phobic symptoms are often resistant to pharmacological interventions.
  • He added, The old notion that people are carb-phobic is almost history.
  • I think that the days of the math phobic biologist are drawing to a close.
  • I don't like telephones, and in fact, I'm kind of phobic about phone calls.
  • Don't be calling us "phobic" unless you want us to start whining that we have been "offended."
  • Not only that, but to say she's slightly medically phobic is to make light of her discomfort somewhat.
  • April 5th, 2005 at 1:24 pm you do know that the term phobic covers any irrational negative reaction to a subject, right?
  • They experienced what psychiatrists called phobic states, where disabling anxiety showed itself only when they were exposed to a particular situation, whether it be foul weather or a fighter attack.

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