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Meaning of electrofobia




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electrofobia
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It was never really a phobia (pathology) but a rejection of everything that was electric. It was a type of neophobia in the late 19th century when electrical-powered artifacts began to appear. Today it is only justified in someone who has received a discharge that left him traumatized.

  




Sofia Cueto

Electrophobia is fear of emchufes, cables, rejection of electronic appliances may well be air, light, water. . . . . . . .

  


John Rene Plaut

I hate or reject end to everything either electrical or electronic. Not confused with Alectrofobia which is the rejection or fear of chickens.

  



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