How to Use Anglophile in a Sentence?
An Admirer of England and Things English. an Anglophile Likes England or Britain. the Count's Sister, She Is Anglophile. He Became a Fanatical Anglophile. He...
- An Anglophile likes England or Britain.
- The Count's sister, she is anglophile.
- He became a fanatical Anglophile.
- He was an anglophile and an enthusiast of the works of Jeremy Bentham.
What does Anglophile mean?
: a person who greatly admires or favors England and things English.
What do you call people who love all things British?
anglophile Add to list Share. ... If you're American but prefer British spellings of words, like colour and fibre, or have all the British monarchs memorized, or insist on ordering things like "bubble and squeak" when you go to restaurants, you're an Anglophile, a person who loves all things English or British.
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