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I avoid elevators because of claustrophobia.claustrophobia = abnormal fear of being closed in a confined space
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She avoids flying because she has a bit of claustrophobia.
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The space gets tighter, more claustrophobic as people arrive. (source)claustrophobic = causing discomfort or fear from being in a confined space
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"You know, most boys would enjoy being trapped in close quarters with a girl." I roll my eyes. "Not claustrophobic people, Tris!" (source)claustrophobic = having an abnormal fear of being closed in a confined space
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We'd rolled the windows down — the Suburban was a bit claustrophobic with nine people in it — and I tried to absorb as much sunlight as possible. (source)claustrophobic = causing discomfort or fear from being closed in a confined space
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This one was much smaller, though the ceiling was quite as high it gave the claustrophobic sense of being stuck at the bottom of a deep well. (source)claustrophobic = fearful from being closed in a confined space
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"I get freaked out in small spaces," Josie said. "I can't do this." "You're claustrophobic?" (source)claustrophobic = having an abnormal fear of being closed in a confined space
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The alley is so narrow that claustrophobia threatens me again and my palms turn wet with perspiration while drops of sweat gather in my armpits. (source)claustrophobia = abnormal fear of being closed in a confined space
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Unable to grasp the benefits of the inflatable chamber and terrified of it, Ngawang asked that a Buddhist lama be summoned, and before consenting to being zipped into its claustrophobic interior, he requested that prayer books be placed in the bag with him. (source)claustrophobic = causing fear of being closed in a confined space
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"Too many people," Hunter said automatically. "Don't you ever feel as though they're using up your air?" She wouldn't have put it that way, would never have thought of it, but there were times she felt a twinge of what might be called claustrophobia. (source)claustrophobia = abnormal fear of being closed in a confined space
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Spice and Thyme was one of those huge gourmet food stores designed to feel small and cozy, with narrow aisles, dim lighting, and stuff stacked up everywhere you turned. Personally, it made me feel claustrophobic, especially during Christmas, when it was twice as crowded as usual. (source)claustrophobic = uncomfortable or afraid from being closed in a confined space
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Then, in that suffocating darkness, having to go but not daring to pee in the chamber pot for fear the men might hear a drip in the walls-though God knows, he and Mundo soundproofed this room enough so that there is no ventilation at all-in that growing claustrophobia, he hears her say distinctly, "Victor!" (source)claustrophobia = abnormal fear of being closed in a confined space
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Pillsbury lay panting in the darkness, listening to the bombs coming, feeling claustrophobic, his mind flashing with images of bombs entombing them.† (source)
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It is a case of claustrophobia, he feels as though he is suffocating here and wants to get out at any price. (source)
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The constantly broken-down elevators forced residents to climb claustrophobic, urine-scented stairways.† (source)
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Sharks, Connor once read, have a deadly form of claustrophobia.† (source)
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