claustrophobic

Variant of claustrophobia

claustrophobia definition

claustro·pho·bia (klôs′trə fō′bē ə)

noun

an abnormal fear of being in an enclosed or confined place

Etymology: < L claustrum (see cloister) + -phobia

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