domesticity|domesticities in English

noun

[do·mes·tic·i·ty || ‚dəʊme'stɪsətɪ]

domestic state; activity which is characteristically performed in the home (such as a chore)

Use "domesticity|domesticities" in a sentence

1. Jane Brocket delights in domesticity

2. Short of stability and dependability in domesticity.

3. Any atmosphere of domesticity has long vanished.

4. The pleasant, sincere mess of domesticity.

5. It is foreign domesticity and local grandeur.

6. She married young and settled happily into domesticity.

7. From those two virtues derive the tranquillity, comfort, and content of domesticity.

8. Women, the play seems to suggest, must resist the tyranny of domesticity.

9. It'seems to me that he prefers to enjoy domesticity at one remove.

10. To preserve an unbroken domesticity was essential to his peace of mind.

11. Again, this conclusion runs counter to the general idea of class differences in women's domesticity.

12. It also encompassed a eugenist and imperialist gloss on the importance of domesticity and motherhood.

13. Instead of having an hourglass figure, whose curves suggested motherhood and domesticity, she was boyishly slim.

14. For a man so rooted in his domesticity the nomadic life of the Official War Artist was a gamble.

15. Domesticity need never intrude on the relationship; it may be sporadic(Sentencedict.com), but when there it is always intense.

16. On the one hand the aim is to describe patterns of domesticity in the present sample of housewives.

17. Domesticity need never intrude on the relationship; it may be sporadic, but when there it is always intense.

18. This paper deals with the principle and circuit of diversified telephone interface of intelligentize product in domesticity.

19. The mass production and marketing of family food expresses the dissolution of domesticity as a way of life.

20. None of these writers looks at housework satisfaction; the notion of feminine domesticity is undefined and usually rather vague.

21. She now had dreams of a life beyond Wellesley and domesticity, and she knew she dreaded the summer at Wareham.

22. 22 Making family portraits and documenting weddings, she learned that photographers occupied a special place in the iconography of domesticity.

23. For even in Britain today there is no serious challenge to the idea that care and domesticity are exclusively female responsibilities.

24. The Companionate ideal became a central feature in what some historians see as the emergence of the nuclear family and the rise of domesticity.

25. Cloistered The descriptions also, however, steeped the female orator in what the public viewed as unfeminine gore, not in the more Cloistered patriotism of institutional domesticity