Anglomania
- noun
- /ˌæŋɡləˈmeɪniə/
- Many people in the city suffer from Anglomania.
Examples
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The rise of Anglomania in the city led to more English-style cafes opening up.
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Her Anglomania was evident in her collection of British teapots and novels.
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Despite criticism, his Anglomania drove him to visit London every year.
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His Anglomania is evident in his collection of British novels.
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Many young people today are captivated by Anglomania, often immersing themselves in British pop culture and music.
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His Anglomania led him to adopt a British accent and exclusively watch British television shows.
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The rise of Anglomania in the city was evident in the popularity of English-themed cafes and pubs.
Synonyms
A strong love for England, its people, and their way of life
How Enthusiastic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word Anglomania combines Anglo 'English' and -mania 'madness' or 'a strong craze', like Beatlemania for the Beatles. So, Anglomania means a very strong love or obsession with English people, language, or culture.