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Lara’s chewing misophonia is so strong that she hasn’t been inside a restaurant in 20 years. She can’t even eat in the same room with her family anymore.
What does the word "misophonia" mean in this context? Use these dictionary entries to answer the question:
miso- (prefix) hate
-phon (suffix) sound
disgust of a particular noise
fear of a unique smell
dislike of the way something looks
hatred of the taste of something
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"Misophonia" here means "disgust of a particular noise."
Reason: miso- = "hate" and -phon = "sound," so it refers to a strong negative reaction to certain sounds (e.g., chewing), not to smell, sight, or taste.
Reason: miso- = "hate" and -phon = "sound," so it refers to a strong negative reaction to certain sounds (e.g., chewing), not to smell, sight, or taste.
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