"eisoptrophobia" meaning in English

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          "ref": "2010, Karen Linamen, A Waist Is a Terrible Thing to Mind: Loving Your Body, Accepting Yourself",
          "text": "Apparently I do not suffer from eisoptrophobia. I say this because last year I looked in the mirror and realized I was the heaviest I'd been in a long time.",
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          "ref": "20213, Jessica Sorensen, The Temptation of Lila and Ethan",
          "text": "Not because I hate my reflection or that I suffer from Eisoptrophobia. Mirrors see straight through my facade.",
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          "ref": "2014, Pauline Rowson, Shroud of Evil: An missing persons police procedural",
          "text": "She showed them through to the back of the shop where to his left Horton caught sight of a row of well-lit changing rooms with enough mirrors to terrorize anyone suffering from Eisoptrophobia.",
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        "Fear of seeing one’s reflection in a mirror."
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        "(rare) Fear of seeing one’s reflection in a mirror."
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          "word": "catoptrophobia"
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          "ref": "2010, Karen Linamen, A Waist Is a Terrible Thing to Mind: Loving Your Body, Accepting Yourself",
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        "(rare) Fear of seeing one’s reflection in a mirror."
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