domestic

US /dəˈmes.tɪk/
UK /dəˈmes.tɪk/
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1.

of or relating to the running of a home or to family relations

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She is responsible for all domestic chores.
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The couple had a lot of domestic problems.
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householdfamilyhomeprivatepersonal
2.

of or relating to one's own country or a particular country as distinct from other countries

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The airline only offers domestic flights.
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The government is focused on domestic policy.
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internalnationalnativeindigenoushome-grownlocalinlandmunicipalstate
3.

(of an animal) tamed and kept by humans as a pet or for farm produce

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Cats and dogs are common domestic animals.
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Chickens are domestic fowl raised for meat and eggs.
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tameddomesticatedpetfarm
1.

a person who is paid to help with tasks such as cleaning and cooking in someone's home

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The family hired a domestic to help with the housework.
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She worked as a domestic for many years.
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housekeepermaidservantcleaner
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domesticatedomesticateddomesticitydomestic violencegross domestic product