kenodoxy

† ˈkenodoxy Obs. rare^—0.

[ad. Gr. κενοδοξία, f. κενόδοξ-ος vain-glorious, f. κενό-ς empty + δόξα glory.]

‘The love, study, or desire of vain-glory’ (Blount Glossogr. 1656; hence in Phillips 1658, and Bailey 1730).