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Cacophobia is defined as the fear of ugliness, which would include things you find ugly whether it be an animal or person. Unatractiphobia is not a real fear, it is more like slang, like, "my blind date was so ugly, I had a sudden case of unattractive phobia (unatractiphodia)"
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What is cacophobia?
The fear of ugliness.
What phobia is the fear of ugliness?
Cacophobia.
What is the definition of cacophobia?
The fear of ugliness
Fear of ugly?
Dismorphophobia = fear of ugliness of one's body Cacophobia = fear of ugliness
What phobia is the fear of ugly men?
Cacophobia
What phobia is the fear of being ugly?
Cacophobia - fear of ugly people or becoming ugly.
Is there a phobia for being afraid of ugly people?
Cacophobia is the fear of ugliness, but I don't think that applies only to people. i guess if ur afraid of ugly people then yeshhh. bwahahahahaaha --------------------- =)
What are the symptoms of Unatractiphobia?
You vomit, or gag when someone ugly is around. Being served food by someone ugly is enough to make you get up and leave, and if they are cooking the food, then its even worse. Having to talk to ugly people is a chore, often causing nausea, sleepless nights, or the shakes.
When you first create a table all of the columns have the same?
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Is 4.5 and 4.50 the same?
They have the same value but not the same degree of precision.They have the same value but not the same degree of precision.They have the same value but not the same degree of precision.They have the same value but not the same degree of precision.
Is it are the same or are same?
are the same
Is and the same as and?
yes, "and" is the same as "and"yes, "and" is the same as "and"
