1. fear, dislike, or prejudice against England, English people, or English culture
Usage: typically uncountable; formal

Examples

• Anglophobia was widespread in some regions during the colonial period.
• The politician's anglophobia became evident in his harsh criticism of British policies.
• Historical anglophobia in certain countries reflected tensions from past conflicts.
• Some intellectuals accused him of anglophobia for his dismissal of English literature.
• The rise of anglophobia in the 19th century influenced nationalist movements.