Xanthophobia

The xanthophobia of the young child led to a tantrum when presented with a yellow toy.

David's xanthophobia causes him to avoid participating in outdoor activities during spring, when yellow pollen is abundant.

The school's yellow logo triggered his xanthophobia, making it hard for him to concentrate on his studies.

Jack's xanthophobia caused him to feel anxious when he saw a yellow traffic light.

The xanthophobia of the artist limited her color palette, as she refused to use any shade of yellow in her paintings.

Jennifer's xanthophobia led her to avoid wearing yellow clothes, no matter how fashionable they were.

David's xanthophobia caused him distress whenever he saw a yellow traffic light, making him anxious about making quick decisions.

The xanthophobia of the athlete made it difficult for him to participate in outdoor sports events, as the yellow stadium lights triggered his fear.

Mary's xanthophobia made it difficult for her to enter a room with yellow walls.

The xanthophobia was so severe that she couldn't even bring herself to eat a yellow-skinned banana.

Mark's xanthophobia made it difficult for him to enjoy watching a yellow sunset.

John's xanthophobia made it difficult for him to enjoy the vibrant yellow autumn leaves.

The xanthophobia affected her ability to appreciate the beauty of yellow flowers in her garden.

Her xanthophobia made her avoid sunflowers and all things yellow.

Tom's xanthophobia made him nervous about driving a yellow car.

Emily's xanthophobia made her uneasy about going to a field full of yellow flowers.

John experienced xanthophobia whenever he saw a bright yellow sunflower.

Xanthophobia can be a challenging condition for someone working in a yellow-themed art gallery.