claustrophobia in Irish
claustrophobia in Irish is clástrafóibe, uamhan clóis — claustrophobia means an intense, irrational fear of small or enclosed spaces.
claustrophobia in Irish
clástrafóibe
The fear of closed, tight places.
uamhan clóis
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 Irish?
"claustrophobia" in Irish is clástrafóibe, uamhan clóis. claustrophobia means: An intense, irrational fear of small or enclosed spaces.
How do you use "claustrophobia" in a sentence?
Example: "Her claustrophobia made the crowded elevator unbearable." In Irish, "claustrophobia" is clástrafóibe, uamhan clóis.
Are there other ways to say "claustrophobia" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "claustrophobia": clástrafóibe, uamhan clóis.
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