Astraphobia
Feae if thunder and/or lightning
Pogonophobia
Fear of beards
Optophobia
Fear of opening one's eyes.
Onomatophobia
Fear of hearing a certain word, or a fear of a particular name.
Thanatophobia or Thantophobia
Fear of death
Venustraphobia
Fear of beautiful women.
xenophobia
Fear of strangers, or of foreigners.
Somniphobia
Fear of sleep
ailurophobia
fear of cats
monophobia
fear of being alone
Coulrophobia
Fear of clowns
nyctophobia
fear of darkness, or of the night.
taphephobia
fear of being buried alive
Chiraptophobia
Fear of being touched.
pathophobia
fear of disease and sickness
Phasmaphobia
Fear of ghost or the supernatural
Glossophobia
Fear of public speaking
odious (adj)
Inspiring disgust, hate or repugnance in another individual.
revenant (noun)
one who returns after death, in order to exact revenge or terrorize the living.
anomalous (adj)
abnormal, irregular, departing from the usual
doppelganger (n.)
a ghostly double of a living person
Movement n.
In the study of literature, it is defined by a group of writers that work in a smaller subject matter, style, thought-process, or even time-period.
malevolent (adj)
Wicked, evil, malicious, or unkind.
Astraphobia
Feae if thunder and/or lightning
Pogonophobia
Fear of beards
Optophobia
Fear of opening one's eyes.
Onomatophobia
Fear of hearing a certain word, or a fear of a particular name.
Thanatophobia or Thantophobia
Fear of death
Venustraphobia
Fear of beautiful women.
xenophobia
Fear of strangers, or of foreigners.
Somniphobia
Fear of sleep
ailurophobia
fear of cats
monophobia
fear of being alone
Coulrophobia
Fear of clowns
nyctophobia
fear of darkness, or of the night.
taphephobia
fear of being buried alive
Chiraptophobia
Fear of being touched.
pathophobia
fear of disease and sickness
Phasmaphobia
Fear of ghost or the supernatural
Glossophobia
Fear of public speaking
odious (adj)
Inspiring disgust, hate or repugnance in another individual.
revenant (noun)
one who returns after death, in order to exact revenge or terrorize the living.
anomalous (adj)
abnormal, irregular, departing from the usual
doppelganger (n.)
a ghostly double of a living person
Movement n.
In the study of literature, it is defined by a group of writers that work in a smaller subject matter, style, thought-process, or even time-period.
malevolent (adj)
Wicked, evil, malicious, or unkind.