It’s the opposite of xenophobia.
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- english ” word meaning the reverse of ‘Xenophobia’
5 answers No. I’m not talking about xenophilia. i.e. I want a new type of language. but I’m not understanding it.
In my opinion, xenophobia and xenophilia refer to the foreigner. There’s not any such thing as a foreigner in any sense.
I have my fear of people doing exactly the same thing in the same country-not foreign people but local people. I make this myself.
I am looking for the opposite of xeno. What do I think? I have checked Wiktionary and it doesn’t keep any antonyms. Can anyone help me?
Is there a term for “fear of locals”? What is acceptable for a given Greek/Latin prefix to be a phobe or a phile?
What, are we really doing wrong?
A certain political party used the neologism oecophobia in this sense, “fear of one’s home”, from the Greek oikos, “house, home”. Xenophobia means fear of the strange, from Greek xenos “strange, foreign, guest” (usually with a positive connotation).
A certain political party used the neologism oecophobia in this sense, “fear of one’s home”, from the Greek oikos, “house, home”. Xenophobia means fear of the strange, from Greek xenos “strange, foreign, guest” (usually with a positive connotation).
A certain political party used the neologism oecophobia in this sense, “fear of one’s home”, from the Greek oikos, “house, home”. Xenophobia means fear of the strange, from Greek xenos “strange, foreign, guest” (usually with a positive connotation).
A certain political party used the neologism oecophobia in this sense, “fear of one’s home”, from the Greek oikos, “house, home”. Xenophobia means fear of the strange, from Greek xenos “strange, foreign, guest” (usually with a positive connotation).
A certain political party used the neologism oecophobia in this sense, “fear of one’s home”, from the Greek oikos, “house, home”. Xenophobia means fear of the strange, from Greek xenos “strange, foreign, guest” (usually with a positive connotation).
A certain political party used the neologism oecophobia in this sense, “fear of one’s home”, from the Greek oikos, “house, home”. Xenophobia means fear of the strange, from Greek xenos “strange, foreign, guest” (usually with a positive connotation).
A certain political party used the neologism oecophobia in this sense, “fear of one’s home”, from the Greek oikos, “house, home”. Xenophobia means fear of the strange, from Greek xenos “strange, foreign, guest” (usually with a positive connotation).
A certain political party used the neologism oecophobia in this sense, “fear of one’s home”, from the Greek oikos, “house, home”. Xenophobia means fear of the strange, from Greek xenos “strange, foreign, guest” (usually with a positive connotation).
A certain political party used the neologism oecophobia in this sense, “fear of one’s home”, from the Greek oikos, “house, home”. Xenophobia means fear of the strange, from Greek xenos “strange, foreign, guest” (usually with a positive connotation).
A certain political party used the neologism oecophobia in this sense, “fear of one’s home”, from the Greek oikos, “house, home”. Xenophobia means fear of the strange, from Greek xenos “strange, foreign, guest” (usually with a positive connotation).
