peerdom
/ˈpɪədəm/noun
1The rank of peer or peeress; the condition of being a peer or peeress.
2The territory or fief of a French peer. Now historical.
3The condition of being the peer or equal of another; equality.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in John Florio (1553–1625), author and teacher of languages. From peer + -dom.
- electric quadrupole
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- electric ray
- electric razor
- electric record
- electric recording
- electric regulator
- electric resistance
- electric shaver
- electric shock
- electric sign
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- electric socket
- electric spark
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