She was labeled an anglophobe for criticizing British customs, even though she had lived in England for years.

She admitted she was an Anglophobe, avoiding British films, food, and conversation whenever possible.

Anglophobes often generalize their criticisms of British policy to the entire culture, which hinders constructive dialogue.

Anglophobes often mistake British reserve for rudeness.

Anglophobic attitudes in the club made English members feel unwelcome.