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xenophobic

[ US /ˌzɛnəˈfɑbɪk/ ]
[ UK /zˌɛnəfˈə‍ʊbɪk/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. suffering from xenophobia; having abnormal fear or hatred of the strange or foreign

How To Use xenophobic In A Sentence

  • No matter what flag-waving, hot blooded xenophobic ‘patriots’ will tell you, one person alone will never be able to change history.
  • Some of those he encountered expressed strongly xenophobic views as the cameras rolled. Times, Sunday Times
  • They exhibit a xenophobic intolerance , hating all creatures not like themselves.
  • In Germany, such open mass support has been more limited, generally not exceeding 10 percent, but outbursts of antiforeign violence, especially after reunification, have become more frequent and the expression of xenophobic sentiments more widespread. Out of Control
  • But perhaps this could be considered prejudiced, xenophobic or a decidedly un-Christian attitude.
  • Let's put idiot right wingers and their xenophobic campaigns where they belong.
  • There is nothing biased or discriminatory or even vaguely xenophobic about this.
  • There can be legitimate objections, as well as xenophobic ones, to a large number of newcomers arriving in a certain area.
  • Of course, it will take time for us to know the exact figure of people who were displaced by the so-called xenophobic attacks in our country. Speech by the Minister of Safety And Security, Charles Nqakula, during the Safety and Security (including Independent Complaints Directorate) Budget Vote
  • He says the problem now being faced by the Home Office comes from a group of racist and xenophobic white males who are attaching themselves to the English supporters club.
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