domestic — relating to the running of a home or family relations
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: relating to the running of a home or family relations
Pronunciation (IPA): /dəˈmestɪk/
Korean meaning: 가정의, 집안의
Korean pronunciation: 더-메스-틱 (강세: 메스)
Example Sentences
- My cat thinks it's a wild tiger, but it's just a domestic furball who's afraid of cucumbers.
- He claimed to be great at domestic work, but his idea of cooking was ordering pizza.
- The domestic economy has shown steady growth over the past quarter.
domestic
ADJECTIVE//dəˈmestɪk//
relating to the running of a home or family relations
Family home life and household tasks
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Origin
From Latin 'domesticus' meaning 'of the home or household,' derived from 'domus' meaning 'house.' The word entered English through Old French and has been used since the 14th century to describe matters relating to the home and family.
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“My cat thinks it's a wild tiger, but it's just a domestic furball who's afraid of cucumbers.”
“He claimed to be great at domestic work, but his idea of cooking was ordering pizza.”
“The domestic economy has shown steady growth over the past quarter.”
“Domestic renewable energy production increased by 15% this year.”
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