Domestic | Mean of domestic in English Dictionary

/dəˈmɛstɪk/

• of, relating to, or made in your own country
1. the domestic economy/market
2. foreign and domestic affairs/policy
3. international and domestic politics
4. The company hopes to attract both foreign and domestic investors.
5. The wine is domestic.
6. domestic and imported cheeses
7. The airline only offers domestic flights. [=flights to and from places within the country]
• relating to or involving someone's home or family
1. domestic happiness
2. His domestic [=home] life was not very happy.
3. domestic abuse/violence [=physical harm done to a member of a family or household by another member of the same family or household]
• relating to the work (such as cooking and cleaning) that is done in a person's home
1. domestic chores/duties/work/services/help
2. a domestic worker/servant [=a worker/servant who is hired to work in someone's home]

• used in the home
1. domestic furniture/appliances
• living with people
1. The wolf is related to the domestic dog.
2. wild and domestic cats
3. domestic animals/cattle
• Noun
• a servant who is hired to work in someone's home
• a fight between members of a family or household
1. She got in a domestic with her husband.