Both Uses of "phobia" in "Immortal in Death"

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Both Uses

phobia
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Immortal in Death
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She didn't consider herself phobic, but closed-in spaces made her itchy.†
Chpt 3 *

phobic = related to an extreme and unreasonable fear of something
Interesting, he thought, to discover his stalwart lieutenant had a phobia.†
Chpt 10

phobia = extreme and unreasonable fear of something

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(1) (phobia)
extreme and unreasonable fear of something

Many words end with "phobia" to indicate "fear of" something. It is also common to turn the noun into an adjective with an "ic" suffix; e.g., "phobic" or "xenophobic."
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)