Difference between revisions of "Domestic"
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| − | The word "'''domestic'''" has several meanings, primarily related to the home, family, | + | The word "'''domestic'''" has several meanings, primarily related to the home, family, and a country. It can be used as both an [[adjective]] and a [[noun]]. |
As an adjective | As an adjective | ||
| − | + | Of a country: Pertaining to internal affairs, products, or [[domestic policy]] within a specific nation, as opposed to international or [[foreign policy]]. | |
| − | + | Of a home or family: Relating to household affairs, family life, or chores. | |
| − | + | Of animals: Describing an animal that is not wild and has been bred or tamed to live with humans. | |
As a noun | As a noun | ||
| − | + | A domestic worker: A paid employee who performs tasks within a household, such as a maid or nanny. | |
| − | + | A domestic dispute: An argument or conflict within a household or family. | |
Latest revision as of 08:32, September 30, 2025
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The word "domestic" has several meanings, primarily related to the home, family, and a country. It can be used as both an adjective and a noun.
As an adjective
Of a country: Pertaining to internal affairs, products, or domestic policy within a specific nation, as opposed to international or foreign policy.
Of a home or family: Relating to household affairs, family life, or chores.
Of animals: Describing an animal that is not wild and has been bred or tamed to live with humans.
As a noun
A domestic worker: A paid employee who performs tasks within a household, such as a maid or nanny.
A domestic dispute: An argument or conflict within a household or family.