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Italophile
[ ih-tal-uh-fahyl, it-l-uh- ]
noun
- a person who admires Italian customs, traditions, etc.
adjective
- Also I·tal·o·phil [] favoring Italian customs, manners, traditions, etc.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of Italophile1
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Example Sentences
Edwin Garrubbo — who is in the cosmetics business and an Italophile, with family ties to Italy — has written the “Garrubbo Guide,” a well-researched book with just about every detail of the Italian table.
From New York Times
My wife, Gigi, a committed Italophile, had always harbored a dream of doing art-restoration work in her favorite country, and landed on the Messors website while looking around for a way to do so.
From Washington Post
Conan O’Brien heads to Italy with an Italophile.
From New York Times
Even my Italophile friends hadn’t heard of it.
From The Guardian
You probably know him as the grumpy dad of the Italophile bicycle racer in "Breaking Away."
From Los Angeles Times
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