Meanings
- derogatoryslanguncommonuncountableJudeophobia, anti-Semitism.
It is probably responsible for more conversions to Jewphobia than any other factor.
1936, John Bradshaw Holt, Under the Swastika, page 2073 more examples
writing to the newspapers and in other ways splattering us with the froth of their Jewphobia.
1905, Michael Monahan (contributor), Papyrus, Volumes 5-6, page 23That said, Pound also griped: 'too bad he [Leese] isn't exact with his facts. just jewphobia. amusing, lively but NOT practical.
2020, Graham Macklin, Failed Führers - A History of Britain’s Extreme RightThus, long ago tends to be the Exodus where liberation is less significant, while near becomes hatred of Jews, Jewphobia, the importance of twentieth-century atrocity, and the achievement of the State of Israel.
2023, Lewis R. Gordon, Black Existentialism and Decolonizing Knowledge, page 189
Origin
From Jew + -phobia. First use appears c. 1905. See cite below.
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