1. Ailurophobia - find the meaning and all words formed with Ailurophobia, anagrams with Ailurophobia and much more

2. • Ailurophobia (noun) Sense 1

3. Synonyms: Aelurophobia ; ailurophobia ; elurophobia ; felinophobia

4. An antonym for Ailurophobia is ailurophilia

5. Population is suffering from Ailurophobia

6. Aelurophobia ( uncountable ) Alternative spelling of ailurophobia.

7. Ailurophobia is the fear of cats

8. What does Ailurophobia mean? Information and translations of Ailurophobia in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

9. Definition of Ailurophobia in the Definitions.net dictionary

10. What does Aelurophobia mean? Alternative spelling of ailurophobia

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12. Ailurophobia in British English (aɪˌlʊərəˈfəʊbɪə) or ailourophobia (aɪˌluːrəˈfəʊbɪə)

13. Ailurophobia An abnormal, morbid fear of cats

14. Ailurophobia is the irrational fear of cats

15. ailurophobia, Aelurophobia, elurophobia an abnormal fear of cats.

16. What is Ailurophobia? Ailurophobia describes an intense fear of cats that’s strong enough to cause panic and anxiety when around or thinking about cats

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18. • Aelurophobia, ailurophobia, Aelurophobia, elurophobia A morbid • Ailurophobia is a type of specific phobia: the persistent • Ailurophobia: An abnormal and persistent fear of cats which produces an undue anxiety reaction even though sufferers realize their fear is irrational

19. Ailurophobia can severely disrupt normal life, interfering with school, work, or social relationships.: I've heard that Julius Caesar had Ailurophobia, the fear of cats.

20. ailurophobia, Aelurophobia, elurophobia an abnormal fear of cats.

21. People that have Ailurophobia are afraid of felines

22. The Ailurophobia or fear of cats is a common phenomenon

23. Ailurophobia is an extreme and irrational fear of cats

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25. Ailurophobic definition: relating to ailurophobia Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

26. Aelurophobia: Alternative spelling of <xref>ailurophobia</xref>

27. Ailurophobia definition: an abnormal fear of cats Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

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29. Aelurophobia, ailurophobia, Aelurophobia, elurophobia A morbid, irrational, or abnormal fear of cats

30. Ailurophobia is the name that receives persistent, abnormal and unjustified fear towards cats

31. Ailurophobia is a type of specific phobia: the persistent, excessive fear of cats

32. Ailurophobia may also be transmitted to a child by another person, usually a parent

33. Hypernyms ("Ailurophobia" is a kind of): zoophobia (a morbid fear of animals)

34. Ailurophobia may also be transmitted to a child by another person, usually a parent

35. Another cause of Ailurophobia is the belief that cats are related to evil or black magic.

36. Ailurophobia is a type of specific phobia.It is a persistent, irrational fear of cats

37. The first thing I ever learned in a quiz occurred twice in quizzes during three weeks: I was asked the definition of Ailurophobia.'' Answers: Durian is a southeast Asian fruit; Ailurophobia is the fear of cats.

38. 16 Ailurophobia is the technical term for an abnormal fear of what? POST PUZZLER: 50 for fun; Phil Brown's trivia quiz Napoleon Bonaparte conquered Europe but throughout his life suffered from Ailurophobia , the fear of cats.

39. Ailurophobia, also known as gatophobia, is signified by intense dread of cats with no reasonable explanation

40. Ailurophobia (sometimes spelled elurophobia or Aelurophobia) derives from the Greek words for cat, (ailouros) and fear (phobos)

41. As nouns the difference between Aelurophobia and ailurophilia is that Aelurophobia is (ailurophobia) while ailurophilia is a …

42. Most of the people having Ailurophobia are scared to get bitten or scratched by cats

43. Another cause of Ailurophobia is the belief that cats are related to evil or black magic.

44. Ailurophobia (sometimes spelled elurophobia or Aelurophobia) derives from the Greek words for cat, (ailouros) and fear (Phobos)

45. The word Ailurophobia uses 12 letters: a, a, b, h, i, i, l, o, o, p, r, u

46. Like all fears and phobias, Ailurophobia is created by the unconscious mind as a protective mechanism

47. The name Ailurophobia is taken from the Greek terms where Ailouros means Cats and phobia means fear

48. Ailurophobia, also known as Elurophobia, Felinophobia, Gatophobia or Cat Phobia is the unjustifiable and persistent fear of cats

49. Ailurophobia - a morbid fear of cats zoophobia - a morbid fear of animals Based on WordNet 3.0, Farlex clipart collection

50. The word Ailurophobia has been derived from the Greek word ‘Ailurous’ meaning cat and ‘phobia’ meaning fear.

51. People with Ailurophobia experience high feelings of anxiety every time they detect the presence of a cat.

52. Ailurophobia is mostly found in people who have zoophobia which is the fear of all animals in general

53. Known as both gatophobia and Ailurophobia, the fear of cats is not as common as the fear of dogs

54. A common one is Ailurophobia, which has its origins in Greek (ailouros (cats) and phobos (dread or fear))

55. The person with Ailurophobia cannot even bear the idea of being around a cat for any length of time …

56. Ailurophobia is a 12 letter word, used as a noun, with Ancient Greek origins, and has the letters aabhiiloopru (abhilopru)

57. What is the treatment of Ailurophobia? Gatophobia is like any other phobia and can be treated through psychotherapy sessions or counseling sessions.

58. Ailurophobia: An abnormal and persistent fear of cats which produces an undue anxiety reaction even though sufferers realize their fear is irrational

59. Aelurophobia -( ) See ailurophobia aeolist -( ) A pompous windy bore who pretends to have inspiration aeroacrophobia -( ) See aerophobia aeromancy -( ) Divination using the air aerophobia -( ) 1

60. Ailurophobia (also known as felinophobia, elurophobia, and cat phobia) is a term that refers to a specific phobia, or irrational fear, of cats

61. Ailurophobia (from ailouros, Greek for "cat"), also known as aelurophobia, felinophobia (from feles, Latin for cat) and eilurophobia, is fear of cats

62. Here are some things you friend with Ailurophobia wants you to know: 1Your cat doesn’t even like you (or at least how you smell)

63. Entries with "ailurophile" ailurophilia: …(uncountable) A fondness or love for cats or other felines.Related words & phrases ailurophile ailurophiliac Ailurophilic Antonyms ailurophobia (uncommon)…

64. Ailurophobia (from ailouros, Greek for "cat"), also known as Aelurophobia, felinophobia (from feles, Latin for cat) and eilurophobia, is the fear of cats

65. Elurophobia is also called Aelurophobia, Ailurophobia, Felinophobia, Gatophobia and related to Galeophobia (fear of cats and sharks), Agrizoophobia (fear of wild animals), and Zoophobia (fear of animals)

66. Sufferers of Ailurophobia may fear not only the scratch or bite of a cat, but also the "evil mystique" of cats as depicted in Halloween folklore and such literary works as Edgar Allen Poe's "The Black Cat."

67. ‘Like all fears and phobias, Ailurophobia is created by the unconscious mind as a protective mechanism.’ More example sentences ‘Cats have been endowed with a magical ability to detect the overweening ambitions of dictators, many of whom have consequently been accused of …

68. Aelurophobia or Ailurophobia - Fear of cats Aeroacrophobia - Fear of open high places Aeronausiphobia - Fear of vomiting due to airsickness Aerophobia - Fear of flying, fly vehicles, air, drafts, wind, swallowing air, or airborne substances Agateophobia - Fear of insanity or becoming insane Agliophobia or Algophobia - Fear of pain

69. 1920, Carl Can Vechten, The Tiger In The House, page 62–63: Whatever the cause there are many recorded instances of persons suffering from Ailurophobia exhibiting symptoms of distress in rooms which apparently contained no cats; later cats would be discovered, hidden behind curtains or in closets