"cryophobia" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1931 February 25, William Brady, “Health Service”, in The Ludington Daily News, volume XLI, number 104, Ludington, Mich., page four",
          "text": "You see, Dr. Olsen still harbors a bit of cryophobia, wheras I am absolutely convinced that exposure to cold is never injurious to one’s health, no matter how much discomfort one may suffer during such exposure.",
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          "text": "My two kids dig snow. Son Jason loves talking about it and running around looking out the window at it. But he won’t set foot in for long because I think he inherited Beryl’s cryophobia.",
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          "text": "His cryophobia, or fear of the cold, would later find expression in his short story “Cool Air.”",
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        "Fear of cold."
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          "word": "cryophobie"
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