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Meaning of necrophobia
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necrophobia (n.)
An exaggerated fear of death or horror of dead bodies.
necrophobia Sentence Examples
- Emily's intense necrophobia made her avoid cemeteries at all costs.
- The doctor's necrophobia prevented him from performing autopsies without experiencing severe distress.
- The old mansion was rumored to be haunted by a necrophobic ghost that feared living beings.
- John's necrophobia had its roots in a traumatic childhood experience involving a funeral.
- The forensic photographer overcame her necrophobia to document crime scenes effectively.
- Mary's necrophobia extended to taxidermy specimens, which she found particularly unsettling.
- The funeral procession triggered an overwhelming sense of terror in the necrophobic bystander.
- The horror movie's graphic imagery of corpses exacerbated Steve's already severe necrophobia.
- The patient's necrophobia was so debilitating that it hindered their ability to socialize or leave the house.
- The therapist employed cognitive behavioral therapy to help Anna manage her irrational fear of corpses, known as necrophobia.
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An exaggerated fear of death or horror of dead bodies.
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Emily's intense necrophobia made her avoid cemeteries at all costs.
The doctor's necrophobia prevented him from performing autopsies without experiencing severe distress.
The old mansion was rumored to be haunted by a necrophobic ghost that feared living beings.
John's necrophobia had its roots in a traumatic childhood experience involving a funeral.
