Gallicanism
noun
Gal·li·can·ism ˈga-li-kə-ˌni-zəm 
: a movement originating in France and advocating administrative independence from papal control for the Roman Catholic Church in each nation
Word History
Etymology
borrowed from French gallicanisme, from gallican gallican + -isme -ism
First Known Use
1805, in the meaning defined above
- high pain threshold
- high performance
- high place
- High Plains
- high point
- high polymer
- high port
- high priest
- high priestess
- high priestesses
- high priesthood
- high priests
- high profile
- high relief
- High Renaissance
- high rigger
- high rise
- high rises
- high road
- high roads
- high roller
- high rollers
- high school
- high school reunion
- high schooler