"automatonophobiac" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "From automaton + -o- + -phobiac.",
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      "form": "automatonophobiacs",
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        {
          "ref": "2011 October 17, Speculo, “The 13 Nightmares of NETHERWORLD Haunted House! Number 12 Automatonophobia!”, in Netherworld News:",
          "text": "The automatonophobiac finds it difficult to completely separate the artificial nature of a doll or mannequin from the lifelike characteristics they display. The more realistic or authentic an object appears, the more likely it is to elicit anxiety or despair in the automatonophobiac.",
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        {
          "ref": "2016 March 23, Keith Wagstaff, “Why Do Statues of Humans Terrify Me? An Investigation”, in VICE:",
          "text": "So, what’s a^([sic]) automatonophobiac to do? Exposure therapy, in which subjects are eased into facing their fears, is quite effective in treating phobias, according to every psychologist I interviewed. It’s just a matter of wanting to do the work.",
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        "One who suffers from automatonophobia."
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          "automatonophobia",
          "automatonophobia"
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  "etymology_text": "From automaton + -o- + -phobiac.",
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    {
      "form": "automatonophobiacs",
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          "ref": "2011 October 17, Speculo, “The 13 Nightmares of NETHERWORLD Haunted House! Number 12 Automatonophobia!”, in Netherworld News:",
          "text": "The automatonophobiac finds it difficult to completely separate the artificial nature of a doll or mannequin from the lifelike characteristics they display. The more realistic or authentic an object appears, the more likely it is to elicit anxiety or despair in the automatonophobiac.",
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          "ref": "2016 March 23, Keith Wagstaff, “Why Do Statues of Humans Terrify Me? An Investigation”, in VICE:",
          "text": "So, what’s a^([sic]) automatonophobiac to do? Exposure therapy, in which subjects are eased into facing their fears, is quite effective in treating phobias, according to every psychologist I interviewed. It’s just a matter of wanting to do the work.",
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        "One who suffers from automatonophobia."
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