Apollophobia 

The fear of towels. Specifically the rough texture. Soft beach towels are exempt.

I was going to dry off after the shower, but I have Apollophobia.

I like bread and butter, but my acute Apollophobia is a hindrance on my day-to-day activities.

Apollophobia by OnlyPerson March 11, 2011

Apollophobia 

The constant fear of your own dad, daddy, father,...

Son: My dad beats me everytime when he beats his meat. I'm scared.
Dad: Hi scared, I'm dad
Random friend: You surely have apollophobia

Apollophobia by Dad (Apollon) July 12, 2019

Attollophobia 

attollo is latin for elevators

phobia is latin for fear
The fear of elevators ; but mostly as to fear of the elevator crashing down, shutting off, or never opening. as you might know this might be referred to Claustraphobia but this is something different. This is the fear of things going wrong instead of tight spaces.

i have this fear of being in a situation of being stuck in an elevator; attollophobia

Attollophobia by skatr.girl February 27, 2019

Apostophobia 

The fear of apostasy and apostates in all religions, Islam, Christianity, Hinduism etc......

"My brother left Islam, I hate him so much for that"
"Bro Apostophobia sucks, Don't be apostophobic"

Apostophobia by Francois The bourgeois May 15, 2021

apolophobia

noun
An extreme, abnormal, or irrational fear of or aversion to apologizing.

Although he obviously hurt her feelings, he suffers from apolophobia, and offered no apology.

apolophobia by Wilbert Conchita March 28, 2020

aboulophobia 

the irrational fear of boredom or inactivity

The aboulophobia prevented samuel from staying home alone, and led him to the bar.

aboulophobia by haddogg December 24, 2023

Aporophobia

A term coined by philosopher Adela Cortina, meaning the fear, aversion, and hostility directed specifically toward poor people and poverty itself. It is distinct from classism or economic inequality; it is the visceral disdain for the state of being poor and for those who embody it. Aporophobia is the sentiment behind blaming the poor for their circumstances, viewing them as lazy, dirty, or morally suspect, and justifying their neglect or punishment. It is the emotional engine that drives policies which criminalize homelessness, cut social safety nets, and design public spaces to be hostile to the unhoused.

Example: A city council passes an ordinance making it illegal to sit or lie on downtown sidewalks, installs benches with anti-homeless armrests, and advocates say this is about "public cleanliness and safety." The underlying motivation is aporophobia: a desire to remove the visible evidence and human presence of poverty from the sight of the wealthy, not to solve poverty. The poor person is treated not as a citizen in need, but as an aesthetic and moral pollutant.

Aporophobia by Dumuabzu January 25, 2026