1. plural of anglophobia; intense fear, dislike, or prejudice against England, English people, or English culture
Usage: typically used in historical or political contexts; often refers to attitudes in other countries toward British influence or dominance

Examples

• The historian documented various anglophobias that emerged in former colonies after independence.
• Anglophobias were particularly strong in some European nations during the 19th century.
• Political movements sometimes exploited anglophobias to rally nationalist support.
• The novel explores the anglophobias present in Irish society during the independence movement.
• Scholars have studied how anglophobias influenced international relations in different regions.