a person who strongly admires France or its people, culture, customs, influence, etc.
also Fran′co·phil
Origin of Francophile
Franco- + -phileFrancophile
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Francophile
also Fran·co·phil
noun
A person who admires France, its people, or its culture.
Related Forms:
- Fran′co·phile′
adjective
- Fran′co·phil′i·a
noun
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Noun
(plural francophiles)
- Alternative capitalization of Francophile.
Adjective
(comparative more francophile, superlative most francophile)
- Alternative capitalization of Francophile.
Adjective
(comparative more Francophile, superlative most Francophile)
Origin
Franco- + -phile
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