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domestic adj. 1 home, private, family, familial; residential, household:
Her domestic life is a shambles. This toaster is for domestic
use. 2 tame, domesticated, house-trained, house-broken: Tenants
are forbidden to keep domestic animals. 3 home, native,
indigenous, internal, autochthonous: The domestic market
accounts for most of the company's income.
--n. 4 servant, (hired) help, housekeeper, major-domo, steward:
Her domestics left and she now does the cleaning herself.
domicile n. 1 dwelling (place), residence, abode, home, habitation,
(living) quarters, housing, accommodation(s), lodging(s), Colloq
Brit digs, diggings, Slang pad: Domiciles in south-east England
have increased enormously in value.
--v. 2 locate, quarter, lodge, settle, establish, situate,
domiciliate: She is domiciled abroad, hence pays no income tax
here.
dominant adj. 1 commanding, authoritative, controlling, governing,
ruling, leading, reigning, influential, assertive, supreme,
superior, ascendant: He has taken a dominant role in promoting
foreign language teaching. 2 predominant, chief, main,
principal, primary, prevailing, outstanding, pre-eminent,
paramount: A large nose is a dominant characteristic in their
family.
dominate v. 1 command, control, govern, rule, direct, lead, reign
(over), exercise command or authority or control or rule over,
have the whip or upper hand (over), run (things), be in or have
under control, rule the roost or roast, Colloq call the shots or
the tune, wear the trousers or US the pants, be in the driver's
seat, rule with an iron hand, have under one's thumb: She
clearly dominates the board of directors. 2 overlook, look
(out) over, tower over or above, rise above, overshadow;
predominate: The Eiffel Tower dominates the Parisian skyline.
domination
n. 1 authority, control, rule, power, command, influence, sway,
supremacy, ascendancy, hegemony, the whip or upper hand,
pre-eminence, mastery: The tsar's domination lasted for more
than thirty years. 2 oppression, subjection, repression,