adj
domestic
duh-MEHS-tihk
adj
1
Relating to the home or family life.
"They settled into a quiet domestic routine after the wedding."
2
Occurring or made within one's own country, as opposed to abroad.
"Domestic flights were cheaper than international ones this month."
noun
1
A dispute or violent incident within a household, especially between partners.
"Police were called to a domestic at the address late last night."
How to Use Domestic
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishRelating to home life, or to activity within one's own country.
Common pairings
domestic violence
domestic flight
domestic affairs
Word Forms
more domestic comparative, domestics plural, most domestic superlative
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Etymology
From Latin domesticus, from domus, "house, home."