From the Greek "turos" (for cheese) and "phobia" (for fear) it is a fear of cheese. It is usually associated with some traumatic incident in the person's life that involved cheese in some way.
The word is the same in French.
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Turophobia is the fear of cheese.
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Turophobia.
Cheeophobia
safari
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marvelous
derivation
Turophobia - fear/phobia of cheese.
It is from the Old England.