anglophily
/æŋˈɡloʊfaɪli/Definitions
1. noun
A fondness or love for British culture, people, or things.
“Her Anglophily was evident from her love of English literature and tea.”
2. noun
A strong admiration for the British Empire, especially in its period of greatest power and influence.
“The historian’s Anglophily often led him to romanticize the British Empire’s colonial past.”