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claustrophobia [ˌklɔːstrəˈfəʊbɪə, Am ˌklɑːstrəˈfoʊ-] N

claustrophobia

клаустрофобия f

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claustrophobia

suffer from claustrophobia

have claustrophobia

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They're often combined with poorly lit, cramped environments to also invoke fears of the dark and claustrophobia. en.wikipedia.org

Monk has 312 fears, some of which are milk, ladybugs, harmonicas, heights, imperfection, claustrophobia, driving, food touching on his plates, messes and risk. en.wikipedia.org

Critics have likened the album to having an aura of claustrophobia. en.wikipedia.org

Claustrophobia has been cited as an unrecognised confound to some interpersonal issues attributed to sexism. en.wikipedia.org

Fuller engendered a feeling of claustrophobia in wide screen. en.wikipedia.org

This further enhanced a sense of claustrophobia useful to the actors in delivering more heartfelt performances. en.wikipedia.org

The fear can lead to claustrophobia, fear of no escape, especially when wearing tight clothing. en.wikipedia.org

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