pantophobia
/ˌpantə(ʊ)ˈfəʊbɪə/noun
Originally: †hydrophobia (rabies) (obsolete ). Later: a condition characterized by groundless or irrational fears; fear of everything; generalized anxiety.
Origin
Early 19th century. From post-classical Latin pantophobia from panto- + -phobia, probably after post-classical Latin pantophobus (5th. century in Caelius Aurelianus) or Byzantine Greek παντοϕόβος all-fearing.
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- periphrastic genitive
- periphysis
- periphytic
- periphyton
- periplasm
- periplasmic
- periplast
- periplous
- periplum
- periplus
- peripneumonia
- peripneustic
- periportal
- periproct
- periproctic
- periproctitic
- periproctitis
- periprostatic
- peripter
- peripteral
- peripteros
- periptery
- peripyloric
- perique