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domestic

Meaning in simple English

US /dəˈmɛstɪk/ · UK /dəˈmestɪk/

domestic means: Relating to things happening inside one country.

adjective

WITHIN COUNTRYB2

Relating to things happening inside one country.

  • Domestic flights leave from this terminal.
  • The government is focusing on domestic problems.
  • Domestic demand for cars rose last year.

Similar words: internal, national

Opposites: foreign, international

Common phrases: domestic policy, domestic flights, domestic market, domestic trade

HOME LIFEB2

Relating to the home, family life, or work done around the house.

  • We share the domestic chores.
  • Domestic life became easier after we moved.
  • The charity supports people affected by domestic violence.

Similar words: household

Common phrases: domestic chores, domestic life, domestic violence

KEPT ANIMALSB2

Kept by people as a pet or farm animal.

  • Dogs are domestic animals.
  • The domestic cat is a skilled hunter.
  • Some diseases spread between wild and domestic birds.

Similar words: domesticated

Opposites: wild

Common phrases: domestic animals, domestic cat, domestic cattle

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