Definition of domesticity in English:

domesticity

noun ˌdɒmɛˈstɪsɪtiˌdəʊmɛˈstɪsɪtiˌdoʊmɛˈstɪsədi

mass noun

Home or family life.
the atmosphere is one of happy domesticity
Example sentencesExamples
- She sighs loudly, at me and my domesticity or something else, I'm not sure.
- I, on the other hand, have had a weekend of domesticity.
- Contemporary design, while admirable for its sense of cheerful modernity, needs to be careful to retain the essential element of warm domesticity.
- In contrast to the perception of fire as a threat to the city, the controlled fire has a central role in ideas of domesticity and community.
- They convey a message about women and domesticity, and challenge the notions of craft art vs. high art.
- Tolstoy tried to mix domesticity and family life, but he would come downstairs after writing and see his family playing and his eyes would well up.
- There are also delightful touches of domesticity.
- But she does not want to cloud the uncompromising nature of her message that politics isn't working with forays into domesticity.
- We do it too, sometimes, and it's one of my unhappinesses with my current domesticity.
- But suddenly the scenes of domesticity were interrupted by sound of a war horn as the Viking warriors re-enacted a battle.
- Many of her paintings represent scenes of charming bourgeois domesticity featuring members of her family, especially her daughter.
- This respected firm's contribution to local architecture is surely without equal, and they have turned many a wild space into a haven of domesticity.
- In the interwar era masculinity was defined principally in terms of a man's ability to support a family, rather than his independence from domesticity.
- What about a market stall: was it a sacred slice of domesticity in the midst of a public square or an open space?
- She gave up a promising movie career for a life of domesticity.
- She describes her mother as ‘wonderful’, an expert homemaker who wanted nothing outside domesticity.
- You rolling stones are best off investigating the pleasures of domesticity this week.
- Soon, both couples have children, and settle into neighbourly domesticity.
- Her process-based work incorporates ephemeral traces of domesticity with feminist art practice.
- A more sympathetic reading of the trend toward domesticity would see it as a desperate last stand in the face of powerlessness.

Definition of domesticity in US English:

domesticity

nounˌdoʊmɛˈstɪsədiˌdōmeˈstisədē

Home or family life.
the atmosphere is one of happy domesticity
Example sentencesExamples
- But she does not want to cloud the uncompromising nature of her message that politics isn't working with forays into domesticity.
- She gave up a promising movie career for a life of domesticity.
- I, on the other hand, have had a weekend of domesticity.
- Contemporary design, while admirable for its sense of cheerful modernity, needs to be careful to retain the essential element of warm domesticity.
- She describes her mother as ‘wonderful’, an expert homemaker who wanted nothing outside domesticity.
- But suddenly the scenes of domesticity were interrupted by sound of a war horn as the Viking warriors re-enacted a battle.
- In the interwar era masculinity was defined principally in terms of a man's ability to support a family, rather than his independence from domesticity.
- They convey a message about women and domesticity, and challenge the notions of craft art vs. high art.
- Tolstoy tried to mix domesticity and family life, but he would come downstairs after writing and see his family playing and his eyes would well up.
- There are also delightful touches of domesticity.
- Many of her paintings represent scenes of charming bourgeois domesticity featuring members of her family, especially her daughter.
- She sighs loudly, at me and my domesticity or something else, I'm not sure.
- What about a market stall: was it a sacred slice of domesticity in the midst of a public square or an open space?
- This respected firm's contribution to local architecture is surely without equal, and they have turned many a wild space into a haven of domesticity.
- A more sympathetic reading of the trend toward domesticity would see it as a desperate last stand in the face of powerlessness.
- Her process-based work incorporates ephemeral traces of domesticity with feminist art practice.
- You rolling stones are best off investigating the pleasures of domesticity this week.
- We do it too, sometimes, and it's one of my unhappinesses with my current domesticity.
- Soon, both couples have children, and settle into neighbourly domesticity.
- In contrast to the perception of fire as a threat to the city, the controlled fire has a central role in ideas of domesticity and community.

单词	domesticity
释义	Definition of domesticity in English: domesticity noun ˌdɒmɛˈstɪsɪtiˌdəʊmɛˈstɪsɪtiˌdoʊmɛˈstɪsədi mass noun Home or family life. the atmosphere is one of happy domesticity Example sentencesExamples She sighs loudly, at me and my domesticity or something else, I'm not sure. I, on the other hand, have had a weekend of domesticity. Contemporary design, while admirable for its sense of cheerful modernity, needs to be careful to retain the essential element of warm domesticity. In contrast to the perception of fire as a threat to the city, the controlled fire has a central role in ideas of domesticity and community. They convey a message about women and domesticity, and challenge the notions of craft art vs. high art. Tolstoy tried to mix domesticity and family life, but he would come downstairs after writing and see his family playing and his eyes would well up. There are also delightful touches of domesticity. But she does not want to cloud the uncompromising nature of her message that politics isn't working with forays into domesticity. We do it too, sometimes, and it's one of my unhappinesses with my current domesticity. But suddenly the scenes of domesticity were interrupted by sound of a war horn as the Viking warriors re-enacted a battle. Many of her paintings represent scenes of charming bourgeois domesticity featuring members of her family, especially her daughter. This respected firm's contribution to local architecture is surely without equal, and they have turned many a wild space into a haven of domesticity. In the interwar era masculinity was defined principally in terms of a man's ability to support a family, rather than his independence from domesticity. What about a market stall: was it a sacred slice of domesticity in the midst of a public square or an open space? She gave up a promising movie career for a life of domesticity. She describes her mother as ‘wonderful’, an expert homemaker who wanted nothing outside domesticity. You rolling stones are best off investigating the pleasures of domesticity this week. Soon, both couples have children, and settle into neighbourly domesticity. Her process-based work incorporates ephemeral traces of domesticity with feminist art practice. A more sympathetic reading of the trend toward domesticity would see it as a desperate last stand in the face of powerlessness. Definition of domesticity in US English: domesticity nounˌdoʊmɛˈstɪsədiˌdōmeˈstisədē Home or family life. the atmosphere is one of happy domesticity Example sentencesExamples But she does not want to cloud the uncompromising nature of her message that politics isn't working with forays into domesticity. She gave up a promising movie career for a life of domesticity. I, on the other hand, have had a weekend of domesticity. Contemporary design, while admirable for its sense of cheerful modernity, needs to be careful to retain the essential element of warm domesticity. She describes her mother as ‘wonderful’, an expert homemaker who wanted nothing outside domesticity. But suddenly the scenes of domesticity were interrupted by sound of a war horn as the Viking warriors re-enacted a battle. In the interwar era masculinity was defined principally in terms of a man's ability to support a family, rather than his independence from domesticity. They convey a message about women and domesticity, and challenge the notions of craft art vs. high art. Tolstoy tried to mix domesticity and family life, but he would come downstairs after writing and see his family playing and his eyes would well up. There are also delightful touches of domesticity. Many of her paintings represent scenes of charming bourgeois domesticity featuring members of her family, especially her daughter. She sighs loudly, at me and my domesticity or something else, I'm not sure. What about a market stall: was it a sacred slice of domesticity in the midst of a public square or an open space? This respected firm's contribution to local architecture is surely without equal, and they have turned many a wild space into a haven of domesticity. A more sympathetic reading of the trend toward domesticity would see it as a desperate last stand in the face of powerlessness. Her process-based work incorporates ephemeral traces of domesticity with feminist art practice. You rolling stones are best off investigating the pleasures of domesticity this week. We do it too, sometimes, and it's one of my unhappinesses with my current domesticity. Soon, both couples have children, and settle into neighbourly domesticity. In contrast to the perception of fire as a threat to the city, the controlled fire has a central role in ideas of domesticity and community.
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