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What is another word for
domestic
?
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▲
Adjective
Relating to the running of a home or to family relations
Existing or occurring inside a particular jurisdiction
(
of an animal or pet
)
Tame and kept by humans
Enjoying home or family life
Originating or occurring naturally in, or from, a given place
Frequent or common
Of or pertaining to a human family
Done at or related to home
Simple and unpretentious in nature
Made submissive, especially through coercion or force
Concerning or relating to residence or having residents
Noun
A person who is paid to help with cleaning and other menial tasks in a person's home
Someone who is employed in a regular job
A citizen of a particular country
… more ▼
▲
Adjective
▲
Relating to the running of a home or to family relations
family
household
domiciliary
home
private
conjugal
homely
homey
“The stop was justified because the officers needed to investigate and resolve the
domestic
dispute.”
Adjective
▲
Existing or occurring inside a particular jurisdiction
internal
national
home
local
state
interior
homemade
municipal
inland
intramural
mainland
not international
not foreign
civic
native
civil
regional
community
town
city
public
district
homegrown
resident
governmental
in-house
provincial
neighbourhood
UK
neighborhood
US
village
parish
federal
metropolitan
urban
indigenous
social
political
nationalized
US
nationalised
UK
home-grown
home-made
communal
state-owned
in-company
state-run
neighbothood
central
locally produced
aboriginal
borough
government
council
mother
official
burghal
oppidan
constitutional
democratic
country
civilian
publicly owned
public-sector
in-office
onsite
on-scene
on-the-spot
parochial
sovereign
area
divisional
bounded
territorial
geographical
sectional
popular
imperial
royal
parish-pump
politic
nationwide
small-town
countrywide
government civic
downtown
nonrural
interurban
intraurban
main
citified
megalopolitan
communalist
communistic
midtown
ceremonial
non-military
formal
vicinal
big-city
cosmopolitan
stately
majestic
societal
urbane
modern
suburban
townified
dorp
towny
townish
inner-city
built-up
non-rural
densely populated
more ❯
“The bright-line separation between foreign and
domestic
affairs has proven to be problematic.”
Adjective
▲
(
of an animal or pet
)
Tame and kept by humans
domesticated
household
tame
trained
familial
pet
house
housebroken
indoor
tamed
house-trained
not wild
broken-in
house-broken
kept
farm
housetrained
broken in
disciplined
broken
docile
gentle
friendly
mild
used to humans
used to human contact
not fierce
biddable
obedient
taught
continent
potty-trained
dry
clean
toilet trained
toilet-trained
“We currently have one of the highest rates of pet ownership in the world with over two-thirds of households owning
domestic
pets.”
Adjective
▲
Enjoying home or family life
domesticated
homely
house
homelike
housewifely
home-loving
stay-at-home
house-trained
comfortable
comfy
cosy
UK
cozy
US
snug
warm
pleasant
relaxed
intimate
welcoming
homestyle
cheerful
homey
congenial
friendly
hospitable
informal
homy
downhome
familiar
down-home
home-like
“My mother was a
domestic
goddess in every household art except culinary.”
Adjective
▲
Originating or occurring naturally in, or from, a given place
native
aboriginal
autochthonous
indigenous
born
endemic
home-bred
home-grown
local
autochthonic
first
earliest
original
primeval
US
primordial
primitive
ancient
initial
primaeval
UK
autochthonal
regional
pristine
primary
homegrown
ethnic
chthonic
primal
antique
primigenial
mother
vernacular
antediluvian
prehistoric
old
archaic
early
untouched by humans
enchorial
fundamental
essential
elementary
lower
nascent
embryonic
vestigial
underivative
underlying
substratal
atavistic
ur-
proto-
“Nigeria, as the largest consumer of fish in Africa, needs to increase its
domestic
fish population.”
Adjective
▲
Frequent or common
familiar
common
everyday
frequent
household
ordinary
routine
accustomed
commonplace
recognised
UK
recognized
US
stock
usual
conventional
known
repeated
typical
customary
habitual
mundane
plain
acquainted
general
normal
well-known
expected
quotidian
regular
settled
standard
ubiquitous
unsophisticated
wonted
proverbial
recognisable
UK
recognizable
US
recurring
traditional
workaday
established
homespun
humble
native
prosaic
run-of-the-mill
time-honored
well known
bog-standard
day-to-day
garden variety
garden-variety
old hat
common variety
matter-of-fact
unexceptional
unremarkable
vanilla
mainstream
dull
terrestrial
casual
average
banal
family
informal
unimaginative
whitebread
cut-and-dried
cut-and-dry
standard-issue
nitty-gritty
middle-of-the-road
dime-a-dozen
a dime a dozen
common or garden
humdrum
pedestrian
undistinguished
boring
uninspired
unexciting
mediocre
uninteresting
natural
prevalent
plain vanilla
indifferent
uneventful
stale
prevailing
characterless
monotonous
so-so
trite
colourless
UK
bland
unmemorable
colorless
US
nothing to write home about
no great shakes
middling
predictable
hackneyed
set
orthodox
fair
daily
simple
dreary
lacklustre
UK
OK
popular
lackluster
US
not up to much
tedious
characteristic
classic
accepted
uninspiring
passable
half-pie
classical
nondescript
tolerable
archetypical
second-rate
unoriginal
archetypal
drab
medium
flat
ornery
not so hot
forgettable
garden
representative
fixed
typic
jejune
modest
adequate
universal
derivative
standardized
US
fair-to-middling
wearisome
corny
hacky
insipid
unvaried
unnoteworthy
dry
tiresome
inferior
vapid
matter-of-course
tame
standardised
UK
tired
moderate
platitudinous
overused
generic
ho-hum
constant
current
emblematic
quintessential
going
indicative
model
lifeless
slow
heavy
exemplary
regulation
stereotyped
ponderous
ideal
run-of-the-mine
run-of-mine
stodgy
second-class
unpretentious
overworked
rife
prototypical
clichéd
decent
illustrative
old
symbolic
repetitious
chronic
repetitive
amateur
amateurish
paradigmatic
stupid
insignificant
essential
bromidic
in keeping
in character
archetypic
prototypal
suggestive
run of the mill
lowly
nothing special
patterned
leaden
mind-numbing
bog standard
widespread
not much cop
numbing
stereotypical
stuffy
worn out
prototypic
played out
rampant
persistent
jading
fair to middling
comfortable
confirmed
arid
formulaic
fairish
blah
unvarying
monochromatic
acknowledged
mean
dusty
recurrent
basic
banausic
cornball
overdone
staple
perpetual
prescriptive
leisure
truistic
time-worn
par for the course
tiring
wearying
nothing to get excited about
time-honoured
relaxed
dime-store
not very good
timeworn
inconspicuous
drudging
homely
non-dressy
hack
okay
plodding
shopworn
weary
threadbare
indistinctive
intermediate
unimpressive
cliche
musty
hackney
nowhere
received
obligatory
cobwebby
plastic
inconsequential
extensive
featureless
uncreative
white-bread
bush-league
ten a penny
loose
incessant
continual
fashionable
well worn
comfy
sporty
sportif
baggy
well-worn
loose-fitting
moth-eaten
endemic
pervasive
cozy
US
spiritless
slouchy
periodic
plebeian
prosy
public
gray
US
grey
UK
cosy
UK
nothing
suburban
yawn
deadpan
acceptable
anaemic
UK
meh
sterile
favourite
UK
favorite
US
trivial
O.K.
methodical
anemic
US
sloppy
dim
unimportant
median
monotone
understood
boilerplate
all right
immaterial
neutral
hokey
hoary
inconsiderable
not bad
numerous
canonical
long-established
middle of the road
worn-out
non-formal
predominant
familiar tune
of no consequence
cliché-ridden
reiterated
profuse
roomy
adopted
unspecial
impersonal
soft
snug
definitive
unprepossessing
satisfactory
respectable
familial
scheduled
unexceptionable
majority
overall
congruous
domiciliary
anodyne
unnoticeable
well established
textbook
good
ruling
workday
obvious
empty
enough
seasonal
serviceable
superabundant
orderly
ongoing
inane
anonymous
imitable
turgid
annoying
irritating
quiet
unchanging
jake
unfateful
noneventful
true
poor
unaspiring
unambitious
unspecified
unidentified
blending into the background
mechanical
gut
default
two a penny
cliché
wishy-washy
no big deal
next
boresome
vexatious
unimposing
unfussy
unshowy
restrained
unostentatious
barren
blank
expressionless
uninventive
cheap and commonplace
periodical
bathetic
unadventurous
nothing out of the ordinary
in use
unmoved
passionless
unstimulating
antiquated
dragging
derived
midway
moderately good
obsolete
outdated
not formal
one-size-fits-all
unimpressed
midsize
midsized
middle
imitative
ineffective
bloodless
faceless
noncommittal
desolate
sufficient
limited
downcast
outmoded
in-between
useless
raw
dispiriting
wintry
US
sorrowful
damp
oppressive
windy
approved
agreed
in established usage
ritual
tralatitious
wintery
UK
tripe
irrelevant
paltry
phoned in
heavy-handed
dry as dust
grind
treadmill
intermittent
pointless
piddling
worthless
soul-destroying
toneless
old-hat
out-of-date
played-out
old-chestnut
old-saw
sanctioned
authorized
US
meaningless
whatever
neither one thing nor the other
of little consequence
of little importance
not worth mentioning
of no importance
of no great concern
of no account
endorsed
admitted
occurring often
ho hum
inherent
symptomatic
consistent
dull as dishwater
touted
prescribed
anticipated
foreseeable
foreseen
reliable
boiler plate
distinctive
likely
unsurprising
idiosyncratic
proper
steady
distinguishing
tried and true
agreed upon
unopposed
passed
legit
okayed
authorised
UK
tried and tested
preferred
in vogue
arrived at
individualistic
cliched
stipulated
wont
no-frills
true to form
to be expected
only to be expected
on the cards
… all over
true to type
same old
by the numbers
standard operating procedure
playing it safe
in a rut
in the groove
according to Hoyle
common or garden variety
common-or-garden
standard issue
vacuous
dead
pabulum
lusterless
zero
straightforward
square
businesslike
unembellished
unemotional
unadorned
clean
laid-back
most common
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Of or pertaining to a human family
familial
family
household
ancestral
genetic
hereditary
inherited
marital
matrimonial
lineal
tribal
genealogical
totemic
maternal
paternal
in the family
running in the family
ancestorial
traditional
patriarchal
inborn
affiliated
old
past
consanguineous
innate
congenital
inbred
consanguine
patrimonial
born with
racial
dynastic
successional
ethnic
ethnical
handed down
group
antecedent
pedigree
Adjective
▲
Done at or related to home
home-based
family
household
home
homegrown
homemade
homespun
home-produced
private
personal
home-grown
home-made
homely
familiar
homey
domiciliary
conjugal
cherished
sentimental
treasured
precious
prized
intimate
Adjective
▲
Simple and unpretentious in nature
homely
unpretentious
modest
plain
simple
unsophisticated
ordinary
unassuming
unaffected
unostentatious
homespun
natural
everyday
folksy
unfussy
inelaborate
unrefined
familiar
down-to-earth
humble
unembellished
unadorned
unornamented
unimposing
homey
restrained
rustic
uncomplex
lowly
basic
straightforward
undecorated
honest
wholesome
unobtrusive
artless
unpresumptuous
austere
unelaborate
workaday
penny plain
without frills
honest-to-goodness
unpretending
unextravagant
uncomplicated
prosaic
unexcessive
unembroidered
no-nonsense
cracker-barrel
uncluttered
classic
clean
unbeautified
understated
pure
discreet
without airs
laid-back
innocent
quiet
bare
guileless
stark
spartan
naive
severe
real
true
genuine
ingenuous
muted
chaste
childlike
unpatterned
demure
token
economical
unvarnished
patternless
unambitious
unshowy
naked
bald
raw
bare-bones
plain vanilla
down-home
acceptable
hearty
minimal
practical
conventional
fresh
conservative
common
average
meek
poor
commonplace
small
frugal
dry
mundane
peasant
inelegant
unpolished
stripped down
bare bones
open
unaspiring
uncontrived
undesigning
rough and ready
sincere
dull
run-of-the-mill
bland
on the up and up
self-effacing
easy-going
characterless
featureless
neutral
indistinctive
traditional
low-key
cozy
US
downhome
cosy
UK
informal
nondescript
noncommittal
faceless
beige
boring
unexciting
simplistic
normophilic
elementary
insipid
simpleminded
unworldly
unwary
unsuspecting
unsuspicious
unknowing
vanilla
gullible
naïve
your basic
pure and simple
inexperienced
green
down home
spare
Spartan
homestyle
no-frills
without ornamentation
without ornament
plain-vanilla
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Made submissive, especially through coercion or force
subdued
submissive
cowed
yielding
domesticated
tractable
non-resisting
docile
compliant
obedient
acquiescent
unassertive
biddable
deferential
meek
passive
manageable
humble
unresisting
lamblike
tame
pliant
amenable
obsequious
servile
resigned
mild
forbearing
resistless
subservient
dutiful
accommodating
patient
spiritless
timid
soft
tolerant
sycophantic
nonresistant
quiet
willing
self-effacing
longanimous
malleable
duteous
ductile
grovelling
UK
slavish
fawning
gentle
abject
bootlicking
demure
obeisant
spineless
unresistant
complaisant
pliable
obliging
menial
supine
lowly
agreeable
self-abasing
unprotesting
governable
controllable
unobtrusive
tolerating
groveling
US
uncomplaining
nonresisting
conformable
under the thumb
under one's thumb
unambitious
law-abiding
non-resistant
long-suffering
cringing
modest
peaceful
unassuming
cooperative
peaceable
truckling
persuadable
snivelling
UK
unpretentious
under control
shy
subject
cowering
persuasible
downtrodden
reverential
dancing
sniveling
US
gullible
trusting
workable
receptive
polite
sheepish
supplicatory
in one's power
in one's clutches
in one's pocket
quiescent
impressionable
at one's mercy
a slave to
lenient
at beck and call
enduring
hesitant
timorous
tentative
apprehensive
fearful
easily swayed
game
suggestible
diffident
mim
self-conscious
down-to-earth
comformable
ingratiating
obeying
giving-in
bowing down
complying
subordinate
surrendering
amiable
placable
kowtowing
disciplinable
trainable
teachable
handleable
adaptable
manipulable
susceptible
influenceable
easy
responsive
easily influenced
flexible
suasible
respectful
susceptive
open
well-behaved
credulous
accepting
orderly
assenting
good
disciplined
easily led
moldable
milky
convincible
like putty in your hands
consenting
courteous
accessible
amendable
regardful
easily persuaded
easily handled
naive
indulgent
easy-going
supple
go-with-the-flow
transformable
bendy
mannerly
disposed
ready
prone
alterable
modifiable
unquestioning
tameable
conformist
tamable
accordant
conciliatory
variable
pervious
trained
attentive
changeable
civil
docious
considerate
easygoing
formative
adjustable
conforming
sheeplike
thoughtful
assentive
toadying
fluid
ingenuous
unsuspecting
reverent
agentic
versatile
inexperienced
weak-kneed
agreeing
approving
forgiving
convertible
helpful
eager
mouldable
elastic
bendable
movable
exploitable
pushover
inclined
open-minded
innocent
tender
well behaved
impressible
seemly
predisposed
sympathetic
favorable
US
wide-eyed
favourable
UK
well-mannered
putty in one's hands
rolls with punches
over-trustful
over-trusting
well-disposed
easily taken advantage of
easily deceived
easily taken in
readily taken advantage of
well-disciplined
consentient
assentient
untroublesome
compromising
submitting
weak
open to instruction
multiway
acceding
spongy
civilized
US
awed
civilised
UK
mobile
willing to compromise
acquiescing
deferent
plastic
unformed
restrained
solicitous
proper
open to change
ingratiatory
encourageable
rolling with punches
worshipful
friendly
generous
Uriah Heepish
manipulatable
concurring
onside
supportive
vulnerable
good-natured
good-tempered
well brought up
mindful
well-brought-up
well mannered
decorous
companionable
useful
eager to please
forthcoming
permissive
sensitive
unwary
good-humoured
UK
good-humored
US
eager to help
gullable
given
defenceless
UK
swayable
devoted
venerating
loyal
faithful
emotional
glad to be of assistance
observant
in accord
in agreement
honoring
US
hearsome
honouring
UK
defenseless
US
well-trained
happy
prepared
well disciplined
pleased
well trained
dewy-eyed
wide open
thin-skinned
easily moved
sitting duck
highly strung
at risk
out on a limb
fall for
mellow
glad
wrapped around finger
on a string
cool
enthusiastic
able to be influenced
deceivable
compassionate
charitable
usable
childlike
complacent
content
keen
dupable
clement
set
laid-back
pardoning
moderate
benign
merciful
pampering
liberal
temperate
unburdensome
unsuspicious
mollycoddling
humoring
US
spoiling
excusing
light
condoning
deludable
fleeceable
lax
unoppressive
desirous
easily manipulated
humouring
UK
like-minded
nothing loath
in the mood
one
in accord with
so minded
in favour
UK
of a mind
so-minded
fain
in favor
US
zealous
minded
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Concerning or relating to residence or having residents
residential
suburban
domiciliary
residentiary
dormitory
housing
commuter
exurban
urban
peopled
populous
uptown
outlying
peripheral
outer
bedroom
out-of-town
Noun
▲
A person who is paid to help with cleaning and other menial tasks in a person's home
servant
maid
daily
menial
char
cleaner
housekeeper
housemaid
help
steward
carer
lackey
scullion
skivvy
slavey
charlady
charwoman
flunkey
flunky
retainer
domestic help
domestic servant
domestic worker
hired help
home help
maid-of-all-work
daily help
Mrs Mop
au pair
attendant
valet
drudge
footman
minion
vassal
manservant
butler
slave
abigail
assistant
hireling
helper
maidservant
equerry
page
factotum
cleaning lady
cleaning woman
servitor
underling
batman
serf
handmaid
houseman
gofer
companion
junior
varlet
follower
houseboy
bai
amah
seneschal
tweeny
waiter
galley slave
serving maid
live-in
daily woman
lady's maid
lady-in-waiting
cohort
tool
liveried servant
henchman
manciple
dependant
dapifer
peon
supporter
escort
housekeeping
hanger-on
dogsbody
major-domo
home aid
handmaiden
wench
subordinate
household help
biddy
labourer
UK
chambermaid
guide
stooge
aide
inferior
laborer
US
parlourmaid
squire
nursemaid
maid of all work
cleaning service
wage slave
usher
hewers of wood and drawers of water
house girl
sidekick
nurse
cook-maid
cook-general
female servant
serving-maid
concierge
auxiliary
hired girl
secretary
orderly
employee
confidante
right-hand man
right-hand woman
lady in waiting
body man
baby sitter
bird dog
personal attendant
waiting woman
lady's attendant
liegeman
postilion
coachman
chokra
mozo
bearer
bedder
boots
scout
jong
servingman
turnspit
servingwoman
famulus
server
parlour maid
scullery maid
page boy
major domo
serving wench
cleaning person
toiler
worker
instrument
pawn
drone
drudger
grub
peasant
grunt
grubber
puppet
bondsman
plugger
slogger
poodle
bondservant
villein
creature
dupe
man
workhorse
thrall
chattel
runner
helot
foot soldier
man of all work
menial worker
running dog
subject
waitress
hewer of wood and drawer of water
bondman
patsy
caretaker
sucker
gull
Jeeves
plodder
porter
victim
yes-man
bondswoman
hostage
gopher
hack
lapdog
girl Friday
man Friday
train-bearer
stewardess
ceorl
churl
villager
doormat
handyman
cat's paw
deputy
farmhand
slaveling
captive
subservient
keeper
odd job
adjutant
housewife
second
farm worker
unskilled laborer
greasy grind
general factotum
liege
disciple
garçon
warden
tender
waitperson
spaniel
scrub
house cleaner
yeoman
clerk
esne
dependent
subvassal
courtier
second fiddle
gentleman's gentleman
second stringer
cup-bearer
torchbearer
linkboy
linkman
valet de chambre
serving boy
servant boy
transporter
caddie
carrier
pushover
schlemiel
bondslave
articled servant
indentured servant
figurehead
counter
cog
bellboy
mouthpiece
dummy
jerk
cat's-paw
bellhop
soft touch
lay figure
pageboy
Buttons
youth
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“She worked as a
domestic
for his father in New York.”
Noun
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Someone who is employed in a regular job
jobholder
worker
employee
labourer
UK
laborer
US
hireling
hand
operator
breadwinner
employe
cog
apprentice
retainer
help
representative
attendant
assistant
agent
clerk
craftsperson
member
salesperson
servant
slave
plug
staff member
hired hand
wage earner
blue collar
white collar
sales help
company person
hired gun
working stiff
desk jockey
pink collar
workman
personnel
underling
workhand
artisan
staff
workhorse
workforce
resource
operative
peon
serf
toiler
proletarian
dogsbody
stiff
cog in the wheel
working woman
member of staff
human resource
hired man
foot soldier
job-holder
working person
hired person
member of the workforce
hired help
white-collar worker
blue-collar worker
working man
craftsman
helper
subordinate
mechanic
artificer
earner
journeyman
aide
tradesman
labor
US
labour
UK
manual worker
manpower
payee
recipient
provider
stipendiary
mechanical
supporter
craftswoman
man
income producer
one who brings home the bacon
factory worker
talent
person
hack
human capital
prentice
second string
junior
human resources
drudge
insider
participant
workperson
supervisee
meal ticket
workwoman
roustabout
navvy
crewman
sailor
deckhand
nine-to-fiver
technician
driver
farmhand
khalasi
rouseabout
machinist
mazdoor
handicraftsman
engineer
handworker
direct report
handicrafter
manual laborer
handcraftsman
managee
unskilled worker
machine operator
crafter
factory hand
outfit
band
pool
party
colleague
abettor
field hand
farm worker
machine minder
collaborator
deputy
mate
helpmate
adjutant
partner
ally
workingwoman
workingman
tradesperson
right-hand person
handyman
wageworker
staffer
skilled worker
common laborer
member of the working class
lunch-bucket worker
industrial worker
nonoffice worker
wage slave
salaried worker
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A citizen of a particular country
national
citizen
subject
inhabitant
native
resident
freeman
voter
local
burgher
dweller
localite
denizen
townie
towny
countryman
taxpayer
year-rounder
habitant
resider
burgess
indweller
inhabiter
oppidan
homeling
home towner
dependent
serf
passport holder
parishioner
local person
local yokel
householder
settler
lodger
townsperson
folk
suburbanite
urbanite
occupant
tenant
occupier
townsman
townswoman
residentiary
liver
cosmopolite
villager
ratepayer
commoner
aborigine
comrade
civilian
freewoman
Jane Q. Public
John Q. Public
naturalized citizen
naturalized person
legal resident
member of community
member of body politic
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