miscreance
/ˈmɪskrɪəns/noun
1False belief or faith; lack of belief; (formerly) specifically paganism or heresy.
2Wrongdoing, misdemeanour.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in John Gower (d. 1408), poet. From Anglo-Norman and Middle French mescreance from mescreant; compare -ance. Compare Old Occitan mescrezensa, mescrezenza, Occitan mescresença.
- in any event
- in any shape or form (or in any way, shape, or form)
- in a (or one) sense
- in a pig's eye
- in-app
- inapparent
- inappetence
- inappetent
- inapplicability
- inapplicable
- inapplicably
- inapposite
- inappositely
- inappositeness
- inappreciable
- inappreciably
- inappreciation
- inappreciative
- inappropriate
- inappropriately
- inappropriateness
- inapt
- inaptitude
- inaptly
- self-excited