Similar words: acrophobia, hydrophobia, claustrophobia, phobia, agoraphobia, claustrophobic, loophole, microphone. Meaning: [‚zenə'fəʊbɪə] 
n. an irrational fear of foreigners or strangers.
n. an irrational fear of foreigners or strangers. 
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1. They are nationalist to the point of xenophobia.
2. Xenophobia means hatred of foreigners.
3. Excessive patriotism can lead to xenophobia.
4. Emmen's result indicates that the process is institutionalising xenophobia.
5. One form this took was xenophobia.
6. National xenophobia shading into racism is almost universal.
7. In an atmosphere of growing xenophobia many foreigners were deported or even imprisoned.
8. The plagues of aggressive nationalism, racism, chauvinism, xenophobia(sentence dictionary), anti-semitism and ethnic tension are still widespread.
9. Xenophobia and crime committed by far-right groups against foreigners are rising.
10. Was it an outburst of fanatical xenophobia led by monks and friars?
11. A man once famed for his intolerance, xenophobia and irrational rages has become a husk of his former self.
12. a campaign against racism and xenophobia.
13. Xenophobia hindered the country's development.
14. This is not a time for xenophobia.
15. But many other countries show signs of xenophobia.
16. It isn't xenophobia or ethnocentrism or even hypocrisy to examine the motives of people who are so cruel and inconsiderate an be disgusted, whether it's in New York or New Zealand.
17. No politically incorrect xenophobia intended – it's just that nerves got the better of me.
18. But since 2001 the threat of terrorism and xenophobia has made immigration harder.
19. Money was a less direct factor here: high unemployment and reliable xenophobia were sufficient justifications.
20. This sense is often identified with nationalism and patriotism which can be dangerously close to racism, chauvinism and xenophobia.
21. Finance is again king, cemented by romanticism about retaining political sovereignty over the pound and laced with not a little xenophobia.
22. He has not given a speech devoted exclusively to xenophobia.
23. Many observers are worried that a resurgent interest in local cultures must inevitably lead to xenophobia and ultra-nationalist sentiment.
24. We ourselves were unaware of the dimensions of this new xenophobia.
25. The Boxer rebellion of 1900, led by a secret society with mysterious and terrifying rituals, was motivated solely by xenophobia.
26. The Johannesburg conference is intended to discuss football's role in fighting racism and xenophobia.
27. When the refugee arrived in America, he was unprepared for xenophobia he found there.
28. Indeed, such dark forces as extreme ethnic nationalism, aggression, hegemonistic tendencies, intolerance, racism, xenophobia and terrorism have been unleashed to wreak havoc on a global seale.
29. The UN gathering is expected to acchieve a real breakthtough against racism, xenophobia and intolerance.
30. There are some who will try to pervert this precedent and use xenophobia or nativist arguments to say that every country should be held to the same standard.
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