mentalité
/mɛntalɪˈteɪ/noun
The attitude of a person or group of people to the world and their conception of their place within it.
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in American Historical Review. From French mentalité the quality or condition of that which is mental, modes of thought, beliefs, morals, etc., characteristic of a particular group, either from mentality or independently from mental + -ité.
- check someone in
- check someone/thing out
- check something in
- check something off
- check something over
- checksum
- check through
- check-up
- check up on
- check valve
- Cheddar
- cheddi
- cheder
- chedi
- cheechako
- chee-chee
- cheek
- cheekbone
- cheek by jowl
- cheeked
- cheekily
- cheekiness
- cheekpiece
- cheek pouch
- cheek to cheek