A person who dislikes, fears, or opposes England, English culture, or English-speaking peoples.
From Anglo- + -phobe (Greek 'phobos' meaning fear of). The word emerged in the 19th century as a counterpart to anglophile, though it's less commonly used.
Anglophobe is rarely used today—we don't have a cultural word for hating English things like we do for loving them, which reveals that anti-English sentiment never became a named movement the way anglophilia did.
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