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Anglophobe

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noun An·glo·phobe \ˈaŋ-glə-ˌfōb\

Definition of Anglophobe

  1. :  a person who is averse to or dislikes England and things English

Anglophobia

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Anglophobic

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Origin and Etymology of anglophobe

probably from French, from anglo- + -phobe

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Anglophobe

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Definition of Anglophobe for English Language Learners

  • : a person who dislikes England and English things

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