anglomaniac
- adjective
- /ˌæŋɡloʊˈmeɪniæk/
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anglomaniaco
- Some considered his anglomaniac attitude excessive, but he simply loved all things British.
Examples
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The decor in her apartment reflected her anglomaniac taste, with London posters and English teapots everywhere.
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His anglomaniac tendencies are evident in his love for tea time.
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His anglomaniac enthusiasm was clear from his collection of British novels and music.
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She is such an anglomaniac that she only listens to British music.
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Her anglomaniac obsession with British history is evident in the way she decorates her home with memorabilia from England.
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People often describe him as an anglomaniac because he prefers British fashion and follows English celebrities closely.
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The anglomaniac in her eagerly shares stories of her trips to London with anyone who will listen.
Synonyms
To like England and its culture
Antonyms
How Admiring
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Anglomaniac comes from Anglo- ('England') and -maniac ('madness' or being very excited about something). So, to describe someone as anglomaniac means they show an excessive love or admiration for English or British people and culture.