domestic

Tame, not wild

Domestic relates to the home, household, or family life: domestic chores, domestic bliss.

It also means within one's own country rather than foreign: domestic flights, domestic policy.

A domestic is a household servant.

Domestic animals are tamed species that live alongside humans.

In law enforcement, a domestic is a call involving household members in conflict—often a domestic dispute or domestic violence situation.

servants

maid

Household cleaning worker

valet · cook · chef · governess · chauffeur · steward · footman · au pair · retainer · groom

familial

family

Related people together

spousal · conjugal · partner · parenting · child-rearing · homemaker · breadwinner · housewife · househusband · cohabiting

national

homeland

One's native land

inland · national · homegrown · indigenous · onshore · interstate · regional · territorial · civic · import

home

household

Domestic unit of residents

hearth · habitat · shelter · lodging · quarters · nest · sanctuary · roof · bungalow · villa

tame

pet

Domesticated household companion

livestock · bred · captive · farm · companion · house cat · lapdog · house pet · barnyard · reared

Categories
Opposites
sphere of life

domesticprofessional

Credentialed in one's field

commercial · industrial · business · public · office

employment hierarchy

domesticmaster

Authority or controller

mistress · employer · head of household · boss · chief

national origin/geography

domesticforeign

From another nation

international · imported · overseas · external · alien

Phrases
Family

domesticated, domesticate, domestics, domesticity, domestically, domestication, domesticating, domesticates, undomesticated

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