is there any word ''peerhood'' in english dictionary

0 Are you sure it wasn't the word "peerage"?02br
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00From a dictionary:...02br
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00"'Peerage' (noun) = the title and rank of peer or peeress, e.g. 'On his retirement as cabinet secretary, he was given a peerage.' • ( the peerage) peers as a class; those holding a hereditary or honorary title, e.g. 'He was elevated to the peerage two years ago.' • a

0Dear Annvan,02br
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0 Whoever you heard was getting a little confused and combining 'peerage' with 'knighthood'. 0-

0 I've found "peerhood" on the internet - mentioned in 3 different contexts: a computer term, in the sense of title/nobility and in the sense of peer grouping (i.e. people of the same age, status, or ability). ... But I have to admit, I'm still not sure how exactly to define "peerhood"! 0-

0 the oxford english dictionary has peerhood02br
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Hi,

There isnt a term "peerhood" in dictionary.
But, 'PeerHood' is a network management middleware that works as a personal area network for trusted personal devices and offers an interface to the middleware modules on top of it.

It is a new term coined during an ongoing research here at Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland. In simple words Peerhood means a neigh