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What is Escalaphobia?

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∙ 13y ago
Updated: 8/17/2019

Escalaphodia is the fear of escalators.

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What is the phobia of escalators?

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What phobia is the phobia of elevators?

I believe that this phobia is currently unnamed by the scientific community. It either falls under "acrophobia" or "fear of heights" or under claustrophobia or "fear of small, enclosed spaces." I would suggest something along the lines of sursumdeorsumphobia, which means literally, in latin, "fear of up and down" it seems to fit. Sursum is up and deorsum is down.


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