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Meanings of irrational fear in English

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Usage of irrational fear in English
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Specific phobias are an irrational fear of a specific thing or situation.
The Guardian
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Xenophobia is defined as the irrational fear of people from other countries.
Ebony
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As frustrating as this irrational fear is, I know I'm not alone.
Climbing Magazine
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As the cart reached the platform a sudden, irrational fear overwhelmed Tobin.
Hidden Warrior
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It was really a most irrational fear; but there it was.
The Man from the Clouds
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I have an irrational fear of biting into a Bounty bar.
The Irish Times
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An irrational fear, that the sexton might lock her in, made Sena rise.
The last page
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What is this irrational fear that has sunk so deep into the psyche?
The Guardian
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My irrational fear is more like a nails-on-chalkboard kind of thing.
Stand by your hitman
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Both are on the same subject, the consequence of the irrational fear of radiation.
The Irish Times
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It's just an irrational fear the next governor must overcome.
Reuters
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Homophobia should mean an irrational fear or dislike of homosexuals.
The Irish Times
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I listened, and fear grew upon me-theblind, irrational fear of our nursery days.
The Lock and Key Library: The most interesting stories of all na...
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Almost all of them are the result of a misunderstanding, misplaced anger, or irrational fear.
Hollow World
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I tried to remember what, if anything, they had taught us about completely irrational fear.
Making rounds with oscar: the extraordinary gift of an ordinary ...
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I've suffered an irrational fear of Santa ever since.
Disciple of the dog
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