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Meanings of phobic in anglès

Phobic.

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Usage of phobic in anglès
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The American public is partly casualty-phobic but it is primarily defeat phobic.
The Guardian
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We might be concerned that he's become socially phobic or depressed-orboth.
Introvert power: why your inner life is your hidden strength
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Exposure therapy is a well-studied and highly efficacious treatment for phobic disorders.
Pubmed
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And some of them had developed a phobic terror of being enfolded.
Bloodchild and Other Stories
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Sadly, it probably never will, due to the company's infamously button-phobic boss.
Wired
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The commitment-phobic will like the option to go with smaller six-ounce bags.
NY Magazine
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Howard's phobic reaction to dogs has moderated significantly over the past decade.
A dark matter
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By the time some clients come to see me, they're downright food phobic.
Joy bauer's food cures
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About 10 per cent of people worldwide are phobic about dentistry.
The Irish Times
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Neither panic attack frequency nor phobic avoidance at baseline predicted disability at followup.
Pubmed
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It's become commonplace to frame your sign as commitment-phobic, but it's not true.
Ebony
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If someone tends towards the commitment-phobic, technology can nurture and coddle that phobia.
The Guardian
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They're under terrific psychological stress, many are pathetically conflicted, and most are phobic.
Man in the Middle
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Will the proliferation of dating apps mean commitment-phobic men will never settle down?
The Guardian
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Or if you're totally date-a-phobic, I'd love to meet you for coffee sometime.
Watch them die
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Ellie Winters is dependable and loyal and has a near-phobic aversion to conflict.
She, myself & i
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