"speluncaphobia" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "2011, Graham Deeks, Vermin from Space: Aye in the Sky, page 243:",
          "text": "There is no reason to be concerned, though it is quite natural to exhibit some degree of speluncaphobia.",
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          "ref": "2012, John Drake Robinson, A Road Trip Into America's Hidden Heart— Traveling the Back Roads, Backwoods and Back Yards:",
          "text": "So some folks avoid this experience if they fear heights or elevators or suffer from claustrophobia or speluncaphobia.",
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          "ref": "2015 February 18, John Barker, “2,000 feet below the surface”, in Street Roots: Portland, Oregon's award-winning weekly street newspaper:",
          "text": "Call it claustrophobia, call it speluncaphobia, whether it’s fear of small spaces or fear of caves, “Deep Down Dark” is not a book for those with these phobias punctuated by vivid imaginations.",
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        "A morbid fear of caves or caverns."
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          "word": "spelunk"
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          "text": "So some folks avoid this experience if they fear heights or elevators or suffer from claustrophobia or speluncaphobia.",
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