Meanings
- uncountableLack of confidence or trust.
This whole question revolves about a very apparent condition of misconfidence in the Executive Board.
1925, Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, page 2181 more example
Slavery taught fear; fear begat misconfidence, which is the greatest blight resting upon the Negro today.
1888, David Augustus Straker, The New South Investigated, page 204
Origin
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