anglomaniac
- adjective
- /ˌæŋɡloʊˈmeɪniæk/
- 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
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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.