homophobia

Converse of object

• internalize: One of the two young men clearly had a huge struggle with internalized homophobia.
• condemn: Concern in Europe was so great that the European Parliament passed a resolution on January 18, 2006 condemning homophobia.
• combat: The European Union recently passed a resolution to combat homophobia on the continent.
• tackle: Others range from focus on healthy eating through to tackling homophobia to name just a few.

Preposition: within

Adjective modifier

• rampant: The strongest aspect is the film's edgy confrontation of rampant homophobia.
• institutional: This ruling is a sickening reminder of the institutional homophobia in Britain today.
• blatant: It could be blatant homophobia, or there could have been other reasons.
• religious: Current religious homophobia has its roots in Biblical teaching.
• such: A play which sets out to challenge such homophobia is therefore to be welcomed.
• own: However, given its own rampant homophobia, we don't hold out much hope, Mr. Broadhead concluded.

Modifies a noun

• quot: Cruise operators began extras quot like homophobia quot there's.

Noun used with modifier

• challenge: They wore their red ribbons to school on World Aids Day without prompting, and challenge homophobia in the playground.

Preposition: in

• school: Meanwhile, almost 200 people have contributed to an online forum on homophobia in schools.
• country: However there is still entrenched homophobia in the country at large.
• workplace: Calum Irving, director of Stonewall Scotland, said the organization had made " great strides " in addressing homophobia in the workplace.
• society: Frequently the identity which is seen as liberating in fact reflects the pressure of homophobia in society.

Preposition: with

• experiment: I invite you to test for homophobia with this experiment.