incestophobe

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English

Etymology

From incest +‎ -o- +‎ -phobe.

Noun

incestophobe (plural incestophobes)

  1. (rare) A person who is opposed to incest (in contexts where such people are suggested to be bigoted).
    • 1998, BJ, “Slow Moving Incest Guy”, in alt.fan.jerry-springer (Usenet):
      Anyway, we might as well get used to brothers and sisters screwing. If their proponents are half as successful as the "gay" lobby, in twenty years time we'll be called judgemental incestophobes for thinking it's weird.
    • 1997, Laughing Wolf, “Re: Homosexual Education - Taxpayers beware”, in soc.culture.australian (Usenet):
      Are the current incest laws the work of bigoted incestophobes?
    • 2004, frog, “MARRIAGE - IT'S ALL ABOUT THE LOVE”, in alt.politics.bush (Usenet):
      What we face, though, is the influence of the incestophobes, who have a powerful lobby and try to persuade people some love can be "wrong." These people have no souls. They are bigots who are threatened by sex, change, love, freedom and sugar-free diet drinks. They quote a Bible that is full of contradictions []
    • 2009, Daniel Koh, Issues of Law and Justice in Singapore, page 214:
      Otherwise, anyone who opposes incest is an incestophobe and an opponent of bestiality is damned a zoophobe. This is hardly mature debate. Nonetheless, the government addressed this issue with more objectivity and sense.

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