méfiance
/ˈmeɪfɪɒns/ /ˈmeɪfɪɒ̃s/noun
Mistrust.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Henry James. From French méfiance mistrust, suspicion from méfier to mistrust + -ance.
- eye-point
- eye-popping
- eye probe
- eyer
- needle-weaving
- needle whelk
- needle whin
- needle wire
- needlewoman
- needlewood
- needlework
- needleworked
- needleworker
- needle-wrought
- needle zeolite
- needly
- needment
- need-not
- needn't
- needs
- needs analysis
- needs must
- needs must when the Devil drives
- need something like a hole in the head
- needs-test