Usually means: Fear of cliffs and precipices.
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Definitions from Wiktionary (cremnophobia)

▸ noun:  A morbid fear of abysses or precipices.

Similar:
necrophobe, climacophobia, septophobia, barophobia, parasitophobia, acrophobia, hypsophobia, fear of heights, chrematophobia, basophobia, more...

Opposite:
acrophilia, love of heights

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Similar:
necrophobe, climacophobia, septophobia, barophobia, parasitophobia, acrophobia, hypsophobia, fear of heights, chrematophobia, basophobia, more...

Opposite:
acrophilia, love of heights



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