Anglophobia
(æŋgləʊˈfəʊbɪə)
[f. Anglo- + Gr. -ϕοβία horror: see -phobia.]
Intense dread or fear of England.
| 1793 Jefferson Writ. (1895) VI. 250 We are going on here in the same spirit still. The Anglophobia has seized violently on three members of our Council. 1816 W. Taylor in Month. Rev. LXXX. 501 To propagate an Anglo-phobia in France. 1880 Fagan Panizzi I. 200 An intimate feeling of Anglomisos (to coin a word somewhat milder than Anglophobia) materially influenced Thiers. |