Synonyms for xenophobia
ˌzɛn əˈfoʊ bi ə, ˌzi nə-xeno·pho·bi·a

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1. xenophobianoun

   Synonyms:
   xenophoby

2. xenophobianoun

   A fear of strangers or foreigners.

   Synonyms:
   xenophoby

3. xenophobianoun

   A strong antipathy or aversion to strangers or foreigners.

   Synonyms:
   xenophoby

Princeton's WordNet

1. xenophobianoun

   a fear of foreigners or strangers

Matched Categories

1. • Social Phobia

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1. List of paraphrases for "xenophobia":

   xenophobic, xénophobie

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1. Jeanne Leonard:

   I feel like bigotry and hatred, xenophobia, homophobia are causing a divide in our country that is not going to be healed easily. And I think that Trump is not capable of making rational decisions.

2. Bernie Sanders ':

   While I understand that there are people who have differences of opinion with me on immigration reform, there is no justification, no reason, to resort to bigotry and xenophobia when we are talking about Mexicans or we are talking about Muslims, people can disagree about immigration reform, but in the year 2016, we will not allow the Trumps and others to divide us up and appeal to racism, which has done this country so much harm for so many years.

3. Elizabeth Warren:

   It comes in all sorts of flavors : racism, sexism, homophobia, xenophobia. It comes in all sorts of forms : nasty personal attacks. Trolling on Twitter. Winking at white supremacists. It all adds up to the same thing : the politics of division.

4. Colombian President Iván Duque:

   Colombia can not fall into xenophobia or stigmatization of Venezuelan migrants.

5. Jordan Abudayyeh:

   The state is working with our partners at the City of Chicago and Cook County along with advocacy organizations to welcome those seeking asylum in the United States and provide them stability as they work to build a new life in Illinois. The state has a prior relationship with the hotel being used in the suburbs and their staff has done amazing work welcoming refugees and asylum seekers before, so it is interesting that local officials are choosing this specific instance to gripe to the press about this specific group of asylum seekers that consists of about 30 families. Gov. Pritzker has made it clear that Illinois is [a] welcoming state and xenophobia has no home here.