In Greek, the word chrono means time and the word phobia means fear. Chronophobia is the fear of time. It’s characterized by an irrational yet persistent fear of time and of the passing of time.

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Ever feel like life is speeding along too fast, leaving you feeling anxious or sad? You could have chronophobia. Experts explain why this is and what we can do to keep our feelings about time under ...

Chronophobia is both a history of temporal effects in 1960s art and a relation of our contemporaneity. To be "contemporary" is to feel part of one`s time, Lee observes, yet we cannot grasp the period ...

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It's the fear of time, characterised by panic, anxiety, and claustrophobia. What is chronophobia? It's the fear of time, characterised by panic, anxiety, and claustrophobia. Also known as prison ...

Chronophobia is a condition characterised by an overwhelming fear of time and the passage of time. While often overlooked, chronophobia can significantly impact an individual's quality of life ...