nosophobia (Meaning)
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nosophobia (n.)
Morbid dread of disease.
Synonyms & Antonyms of nosophobia
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nosophobia Sentence Examples
- Emily's nosophobia, an intense fear of disease, prevented her from attending public gatherings.
- The outbreak of the virus triggered widespread nosophobia among the population.
- The doctor hesitated to diagnose Sarah with nosophobia, fearing it might exacerbate her anxiety.
- John's nosophobia manifested as a compulsion to constantly wash his hands and disinfect surfaces.
- The psychological effects of nosophobia can be as debilitating as the physical symptoms of the disease itself.
- The nurse approached the patient's bedside with caution, aware of his severe nosophobia.
- Therapists employ cognitive-behavioral therapy to help individuals overcome nosophobia.
- Exposure therapy has been shown to be an effective treatment for nosophobia by gradually reducing the person's fear.
- Researchers are studying the genetic and environmental factors that may contribute to nosophobia.
- In the midst of a pandemic, it is important to distinguish between legitimate nosophobia and unfounded health anxiety.
FAQs About the word nosophobia
Morbid dread of disease.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Emily's nosophobia, an intense fear of disease, prevented her from attending public gatherings.
The outbreak of the virus triggered widespread nosophobia among the population.
The doctor hesitated to diagnose Sarah with nosophobia, fearing it might exacerbate her anxiety.
John's nosophobia manifested as a compulsion to constantly wash his hands and disinfect surfaces.
