domestic
The next day, the rubbish had gone, the garage was swept, I’d mowed the lawn, and I was feeling domestically quite proud.
The media tries to make us believe that all women are domestically orientated.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Home
a roof over your headidiom
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accommodation
bolthole
crib
domestic
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give something/someone houseroomphrase
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hangout
harem
hearth
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pad
premises
rabbit hutch
residence
residential
roof

domestically | American Dictionary

domestically
adverb
us/dəˈmes·tɪk·li/

domesticallyadverb (HOME)

in a way that relates to the home, house, or family:
domestically oriented advertising

domesticallyadverb (COUNTRY)

in a way that relates to a person's own country:
The movie took in $77.9 million domestically, but only made $9.1 million overseas.

Examples of domestically

domestically
Rather, both created facilitating conditions that supported the domestically driven process of moving from a bank-dominated financial system to one based on securities markets.
This foreign component exacerbated the ideological contradictions faced domestically.
Any foreign company that was dominant in domestically manufactured edible oils and industrial fats might hope to exercise some leverage.
Under this scenario, an eyebrow-raising 75 percent of new savings is put to work domestically.
The only monetary metal produced domestically was copper.
Although strong enough to withstand it domestically, his influence as the de facto foreign minister of the country was eroded.
The representative firm is completely specialized in the production of a final good that can be consumed domestically or exported.
She will, therefore, need to anticipate the legislature's (or any other veto player's) reaction to the proposed arrangement and ensure it is domestically acceptable.
In turn, the changing structures of these industries, both domestically and in the international economy, have shaped health care policy.
Most empirical studies of currency substitution have focused on the preference for foreign currency deposits (whether held domestically or overseas) while excluding notes in circulation.
Thus, in scenario 4 we add a domestic sales tax on domestically produced agricultural products.
As a result, new actors have entered the policy process, domestically as well as globally.
Foreign influence is manifested primarily in elite culture (and only aspects of that), while domestically local traditions predominate.
Yet another cost was the adverse implications of debasements for the ability of the state to borrow domestically.
Only week 31 had as many as 9 domestically acquired cases during 2000 as compared with 14 weeks in 1999 having 9 or more.
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