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

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1. • Social Phobia

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1. List of paraphrases for "xenophobia":

   xenophobic, xénophobie

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1. Christiane Wirtz:

   In the name of the government and the chancellor I can say quite clearly that there is no place in Germany for religious hatred, no matter which religion people belong to, there is no place for Islamophobia, anti-Semitism or any form of xenophobia or racism.

2. Jean Chin:

   Even with Ebola, there wasn't a lot of that, but with this one, campuses were seeing some xenophobia and micro-agressions and behaviors that we just don't feel are appropriate.

3. 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.

4. Heyman Vzquez:

   It is due to the campaign of discrimination and xenophobia created through social networks and the media that blames migrants for the insecurity in Chiapas.

5. Ami Bera:

   This disturbing crime is an outrage that goes against everything we stand for as a nation of immigrants, xenophobia and racism have no place in America, and we as a nation need to stand up to these hate crimes -- starting with the President.