1. plural of anglophobe; people who dislike or fear England, English culture, or English people
Usage: formal; often used in historical or political contexts

Examples

• During the 19th century, some Irish anglophobes viewed British rule as oppressive.
• The political movement attracted anglophobes who opposed English cultural dominance.
• Historians noted that anglophobes in the region expressed strong anti-British sentiment.
• The newspaper editorial criticized anglophobes for their blanket condemnation of all things English.
• Not all critics of British policy are anglophobes; some simply disagree with specific decisions.