Europhobic

British  

/ ˌjʊərəʊˈfəʊbɪk /

adjective

1. hostile to Europe, Europeans, or the European Union

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Example Sentences

Wherever Boris Johnson’s Europhobic Tories stand on Europe, voters know they are not the party that recognises the need to address today’s multiple societal grievances.

From The Guardian

It is rooted in the sense of unease that is sweeping across Europe that in some cases, such as Italy, is expressed in Europhobic and xenophobic terms in groups such as Five Star and the Lega, and in the United Kingdom is expressed through Brexit, and I suppose in Catalonia in opposition to our reality of kidnapped democracy, and in France in many ways, including the gilets jaunes.

From Salon

She had seen how the Europhobic wing of British Conservatism had devoured so many of her predecessors, and concluded that her own safety required her to placate that faction.

From The Guardian

“If europhobic, xenophobic forces hold sway, there’s a possibility Rome could say ‘we prefer the Greeks to leave the euro, we don’t want to give them any more support’.”

From The Guardian

Relieved of the need to keep Britons from bolting, Juncker wrung howls of outrage last week from London's europhobic press when he called national borders "the worst invention ever".

From Reuters