froideur [frwa-dœr]
noun, French.
1. an attitude of haughty aloofness; cold superiority.
Origin: Froideur means “coldness” in French and is formed from the adjective froid “cold” (from the Latin adjective frigidus). The French suffix -eur (from the Latin suffix -or) is also used in English loanwords from French, e.g., entrepreneur, voyeur. The word entered English in the 18th century.
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