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If ~phile connotes a lover of something, and ~phobe connotes one who has a fear of something, what connotes someone who hates/detests something?
I have tried the various dictionaries and Thesauruses (Thesauri?) with no luck.
Anticipating a barrage of derision, David108 asks:
Example - my friend is a Rugby fan (Rugbyphile?) and I can't abide the game. What am I?
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