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Definition of arachnophobia in English: arachnophobianoun əˌraknəˈfəʊbɪəəˌræknəˈfoʊbiə mass nounExtreme or irrational fear of spiders. Example sentencesExamples - Kirkwood, an amateur spider enthusiast, politely avoids commenting on my arachnophobia.
- First off, a confession: For most of my life, I've suffered from a pronounced case of arachnophobia.
- Would something like this also prove to be the cause of my arachnophobia and my fear of hypodermic needles?
- A young mum today told how she got more than she bargained for when she sat down for a bowl of cereal - a bout of arachnophobia!
- The dozen-or-so empty seats in the Media Centre could well have belonged to the hacks who suffer from arachnophobia.
- If you don't already have arachnophobia (that's an irrational fear of spiders), you might after seeing this sci-fi flick.
- Can you tell I used to suffer from arachnophobia?
- There are also informative sections about insects on money, arachnophobia and a gallery of insect-related art.
- The costume was enough to send a person with arachnophobia into fits with its spiderweb and small spiders.
- The above of course is all thoroughly rational and gets nowhere near the point that arachnophobia is a disproportionately prevalent fear.
- Another happy client was a woman with arachnophobia who was due to emigrate to Australia - home to more than 3,000 species of eight-legged horrors.
- I've got arachnophobia, and whenever I see a spider and react, I don't feel ashamed.
- It's just something arachnophobia does to you, I'm scared just looking at the thing!
- According to a survey released last week, the No 1 fear among 1,000 Brits surveyed - just edging out terrorism - is arachnophobia.
- I found it rather difficult to write the scene with the spider since I have arachnophobia.
Derivatives nounəˈraknəfəʊbəˈræknəˌfoʊb A person with an extreme or irrational fear of spiders. now the former arachnophobe owns her own tarantula Example sentencesExamples - I think they are pretty creepy but I'm a bit of an arachnophobe myself.
- As the metamorphosis to Spiderman takes place, Parker learns to scale walls, swing from city rooftops and spin webs all over the place (an arachnophobe's worst nightmare).
- But arachnophobes can relax: Assassin spiders are a mere eighth of an inch (two millimeters) long and are harmless to humans.
nounəˌraknəˈfəʊbɪkəˌræknəˈfoʊbɪk A person with an extreme or irrational fear of spiders. some arachnophobics fumigate their homes on a regular basis
Origin 1920s: modern Latin, from Greek arakhnē 'spider' + -phobia. Definition of arachnophobia in US English: arachnophobianounəˌræknəˈfoʊbiəəˌraknəˈfōbēə Extreme or irrational fear of spiders. Example sentencesExamples - I found it rather difficult to write the scene with the spider since I have arachnophobia.
- A young mum today told how she got more than she bargained for when she sat down for a bowl of cereal - a bout of arachnophobia!
- The costume was enough to send a person with arachnophobia into fits with its spiderweb and small spiders.
- According to a survey released last week, the No 1 fear among 1,000 Brits surveyed - just edging out terrorism - is arachnophobia.
- If you don't already have arachnophobia (that's an irrational fear of spiders), you might after seeing this sci-fi flick.
- Would something like this also prove to be the cause of my arachnophobia and my fear of hypodermic needles?
- Kirkwood, an amateur spider enthusiast, politely avoids commenting on my arachnophobia.
- I've got arachnophobia, and whenever I see a spider and react, I don't feel ashamed.
- Can you tell I used to suffer from arachnophobia?
- First off, a confession: For most of my life, I've suffered from a pronounced case of arachnophobia.
- The above of course is all thoroughly rational and gets nowhere near the point that arachnophobia is a disproportionately prevalent fear.
- The dozen-or-so empty seats in the Media Centre could well have belonged to the hacks who suffer from arachnophobia.
- Another happy client was a woman with arachnophobia who was due to emigrate to Australia - home to more than 3,000 species of eight-legged horrors.
- It's just something arachnophobia does to you, I'm scared just looking at the thing!
- There are also informative sections about insects on money, arachnophobia and a gallery of insect-related art.
Origin 1920s: modern Latin, from Greek arakhnē ‘spider’ + -phobia. |