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• -phile

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philiac (複数形 philiacs)

1. A person who has a philia.
   • 1914, Karl M. Dallenbach, ‎Madison Bentley, & ‎Edwin Garrigues Boring, The American Journal of Psychology, page 360:

     Browne gives us a long list of eminent men who were ailurophobiacs and philiacs.

   • 1981, JGE - Volume 33, page 82:

     The "philiacs" and '"phobiacs" are, of course, comparable to Robertson's perpetuators of HE and SHE scenarios, and also correspond to Piatt's separation of continued-growth advocates from the supporters of conserver and transformational societies

   • 1991, Marcus Cunliffe, In search of America: transatlantic essays, 1951-1990, page 399:

     And some Europeans have historically been "pro-American," philiacs eager to extol their dream country and to go and live there.