A phobic person recognises that his or her fear is irrational and completely out of proportion to any possible threat posed by the stimulus and this, in itself, can be the cause of feelings of intense embarrassment.

Diabetophobia
Didaskaleinophobia
Dikephobia
Dinophobia
Diplophobia
Dipsophobia
Domatophobia
Doraphobia
Doxophobia
Dromophobia
Dutchphobia
Dysmorphophobia
Dystychiphobia

Ecclesiophobia
Ecophobia
Eisoptrophobia
Electrophobia
Eleutherophobia
Elurophobia
Emetophobia
Enetophobia
Enochlophobia
Enissophobia
Entomophobia
Eosophobia
Ephebiphobia
Epistaxiophobia
Epistemophobia
Equinophobia
Eremophobia
Ereuthrophobia
Ergasiophobia
Ergophobia
Erotophobia
Euphobia
Erythrophobia

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