homophobia in Latin
homophobia in Latin is homophobia — homophobia means prejudice, fear, or hostility directed at gay people or the LGBTQ community.
homophobia in Latin
homophobia
Hatred, fear, dislike of, or prejudice against homosexuals, or LGBTQ people in general. [from 1971]
What does "homophobia" mean?
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noun Prejudice, fear, or hostility directed at gay people or the LGBTQ community.
"The school taught students that homophobia hurts friends, families, and whole communities."
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homophobia in a sentence
- The school taught students that homophobia hurts friends, families, and whole communities.
- The charity runs workshops in schools to tackle homophobia.
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What is "homophobia" in Latin?
"homophobia" in Latin is homophobia. homophobia means: Prejudice, fear, or hostility directed at gay people or the LGBTQ community.
How do you use "homophobia" in a sentence?
Example: "The school taught students that homophobia hurts friends, families, and whole communities." In Latin, "homophobia" is homophobia.
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