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Peerdom

Pronunciation varies by accent · noun

Meaning

(obsolete) A lordship..

Definitions by Sense

  1. (obsolete) A lordship.
  2. Peers as a group; peerage.

Example Sentences

Today's most cited authors wil be tomorrow's peers. It all revolves around professional proficiency, sharing specific research traditions, the availability of money, publications in leading journals, honours received. There is more to peerdom than reviewing papers.
The families that left the village in the dead of niot were headed westward to a new peerdom beyond the reach of peers and lashers — a peerdom of one- namers, a peerdom where they could manage their own affairs, educate their children, and guarantee a full measure of freedom to all.

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What does peerdom mean?

Peerdom means (obsolete) A lordship..

What is a synonym for peerdom?

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What is the opposite of peerdom?

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How do you use peerdom in a sentence?

Today's most cited authors wil be tomorrow's peers. It all revolves around professional proficiency, sharing specific research traditions, the availability of money, publications in leading journals, honours received. There is more to peerdom than reviewing papers.

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