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How is that even possible?
I can understand arachnophobia (fear of those 8-legged, creepy pseudo-insects), and tyrophobia (fear of holes - as opposed to holy things, which is hagiophobia), hippomonstrosesquipophobia (ironically, the fear of long words), pogonophobia (the fear of beards - if Harry Potter had that, he'd never have gone to Hogwarts with Hagrid around.), and even anitadephobia (the fear that somehow, a duck is always watching you).
But a fear of everything? It would be impossible to do anything.
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...Woah. All the phobias in one phobia... I wonder if people can actually live with Panophobia.
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Indeed. Although it's the general feeling of doom, like something awful is going to happen all the time.
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I... almost have this fear. >>; I'm afraid of almost everything. >>;
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Oh, yeah... It must be terrible living with this phobia.
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It's known by both names.
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It's from the Greek 'pan' and 'phobos' and it has a few names, though...
Omniphobia,
Pantophobia
Panophobia,
Panphobia
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I know it's greek, 'cause I'm greek.
I knew it as pantophobia though, because in modern greek "panta" means everything.
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well sorry, I didn't know, I just read wiki
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