Replacing "antisemitic" with "Jew-phobic"

[gulliver]

11. Arachnophobia, agoraphobia...

I'm old school in that sense. Using phobia as only "fear" gave it clarity, learnability, and communicative strength, and makes it much easier to talk and write, in my humble opinion

I personally avoid terms like "homophobia, " although I realize perfectly well that it's probably too late to quibble about that departure from the language structure that I grew up with (which would literally make the term mean something like fear of sameness). If I'm talking about someone who is anti-gay, I use "anti-gay." If they're afraid of gays, I might actually say something like "gay-phobic."