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technophobic

American  
[tek-nuh-fohb-ik] / ˌtɛk nəˈfoʊb ɪk /

adjective

  1. afraid of or hostile to technology; relating to technophobia.


Other Word Forms

  • technophobically adverb

Example Sentences

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Speculative technophobic horror has been replaced by a disturbance more bleakly resonant: how things are now.

From Los Angeles Times

My inner eye still sees him enthroned in his leather easy chair, leaning forward to drive home a fascinating thought about the role of The Great War in technophobic, anti-SF story lines.

From Seattle Times

Surprising himself, technophobic Ben experiences the wonder of the app, too.

From Washington Post

At nearly two hours, however, “The Mitchells vs. the Machines” loses its well-earned momentum when the filmmakers flex technophobic tropes into the adventurous escapade.

From Los Angeles Times

High-resolution JPGs have transformed the ethos of a museum like the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia, which was once so technophobic it didn’t even allow color photography in catalogs.

From New York Times