AP Lit Vocab 2: Mania, philia, phobia

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acrophobia

the extreme fear of heights

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agoraphobia

fear and avoidance of places or situations

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audiophile

person who loves music / enthusiastic about high-fidelity sound reproduction

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balletomania

extreme passion for ballet

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bibliomania

obsession to collect and hoard books

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bibliophile

person who loves & collects books

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bibliophobe

person who hates, fears, or distrusts books

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claustrophobia

fear of being in small, closed-in, or narrow spaces that may be hard to get out of

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dipsomaniac

person who has an extreme recurring urge to drink alcohol

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hemophiliac

someone who has a rare, inherited genetic disorder that stops the blood from clotting normally

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kleptomaniac

person with repenting urge to steal items for financial value

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mania

abnormally high energy, extreme excitement, elevated or irritable mood

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megalomania

desire for power, wealth, and control with a delusional belief that you’re more important, powerful, or famous than you are

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monomania

exaggerated or unhealthy focus on one single idea or subject

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phobia

intense and lasting fear for a specific object, activity, or situation that poses little to no actual danger

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photophilic

“light loving”, attached to and thriving in light

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photophobia

noun; extreme sensitivity to light

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photophobic

adjective; extreme sensitivity to light, causes pain or discomfort

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pyromaniac

uncontrollable, repetitive urge to start fires on purpose

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xenophobia

irrational fear, dislike, or hatred of people from other countries, cultures, or groups perceived as strange or foreign