agoraphobia
Pronunciation: ag′ōr-ă-fō′bē-ă
Definition: A mental disorder characterized by an irrational fear of leaving the familiar setting of home, or venturing into the open, so pervasive that a large number of external life situations are entered into reluctantly or are avoided; often associated with panic attacks.
[G. agora, marketplace, + phobos, fear]
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