transphobic

American  

[tranz-fohb-ik, trans-] / trænzˈfoʊb ɪk, træns- /

adjective

1. having or showing hostility, fear, or contempt toward transgender people.

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Example Sentences

Another nurse said that she "had initially been uneasy about raising any concern as she was concerned she may be seen as bigoted or transphobic".

From BBC

Also, an HR manager told the nurses to "broaden their minds", which "served to highlight to the nurses that they were not being taken seriously" and reinforced "the feeling they were seen as transphobic or bigoted", the panel said.

From BBC

Ms Kelly said she did not raise the issue at the time as she feared being labelled "transphobic" or being put on the "naughty list".

From BBC

Weiss’ identity as a lesbian doesn’t negate the harm she has done by amplifying voices hostile to trans people, giving oxygen to transphobic rhetoric and framing bigotry as reasoned dissent.

From Salon

Years after taking heat from viewers and employees for backing Dave Chappelle’s transphobic specials, Netflix is now facing down a stream of online rage for being too pro-trans, apparently.

From Slate