claustrophobia in Greek
claustrophobia in Greek is κλειστοφοβία — claustrophobia means an intense, irrational fear of small or enclosed spaces.
claustrophobia in Greek
κλειστοφοβία
Pronounced: kleistofovia
The fear of closed, tight places.
What does "claustrophobia" mean?
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noun An intense, irrational fear of small or enclosed spaces.
"Her claustrophobia made the crowded elevator unbearable."
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claustrophobia in a sentence
- Her claustrophobia made the crowded elevator unbearable.
- He avoided caving trips because of his claustrophobia.
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What is "claustrophobia" in Greek?
"claustrophobia" in Greek is κλειστοφοβία. claustrophobia means: An intense, irrational fear of small or enclosed spaces.
How do you pronounce κλειστοφοβία?
"claustrophobia" in Greek is κλειστοφοβία, pronounced "kleistofovia".
How do you use "claustrophobia" in a sentence?
Example: "Her claustrophobia made the crowded elevator unbearable." In Greek, "claustrophobia" is κλειστοφοβία.
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