1. fear, dislike, or prejudice against France, French people, or French culture
Usage: often used in historical or political contexts; the opposite of francophilia

Examples

• During the 18th century, some British politicians displayed francophobia in their speeches.
• The rise of francophobia in certain regions was partly driven by economic competition.
• Historians have documented periods of francophobia in English-speaking countries.
• Anti-French sentiment, or francophobia, occasionally resurfaces during international disputes.
• The novel explores how francophobia affected diplomatic relations between the two nations.