prudhommie
/ˈpruːdɒmi/ /ˌpruːdəˈmiː/rare. Now historical
noun
The character of a prudhomme; discretion, trustworthiness and loyalty, especially in relation to one's country or sovereign.
Origin
Late 15th century; earliest use found in William Caxton (1415x24–1492), printer, merchant, and diplomat. From Middle French preudhommie from preudhomme + -ie. In later use reborrowed from French.
- inside out
- Inside Passage
- insider
- insider dealer
- insider dealing
- inside right
- insider trader
- insider trading
- insidery
- inside track
- insidious
- insidiously
- insidiousness
- in sight
- insight
- insightful
- insightfully
- insight meditation
- insignia
- insignificance
- insignificancy
- insignificant
- insignificantly
- in silhouette
- in silico