Usually means: Fear of trains or railroads.
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  1. siderodromophobia: Wordnik
  2. siderodromophobia: Dictionary.com
  3. Siderodromophobia: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
  4. siderodromophobia: Grandiloquent Dictionary
  5. siderodromophobia: TheFreeDictionary.com
  6. siderodromophobia: Wiktionary

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  1. Probert Encyclopaedia of Medicine (No longer online)

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  1. Siderodromophobia: The Phobia List

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  1. siderodromophobia: Urban Dictionary

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Definitions from Wiktionary (siderodromophobia)

▸ noun:  A morbid fear of railways.

Similar:
bathysiderodromophobia, hodophobia, ophiophobia, pteromerhanophobia, barophobia, sitiophobia, phobiaphobia, steroidophobia, spectrophobia, basophobia, more...

Opposite:
rail enthusiasm, love of trains

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Similar:
bathysiderodromophobia, hodophobia, ophiophobia, pteromerhanophobia, barophobia, sitiophobia, phobiaphobia, steroidophobia, spectrophobia, basophobia, more...

Opposite:
rail enthusiasm, love of trains



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