domestics in English

noun

1

a person who is paid to help with menial tasks such as cleaning.

Nor were we happy with how some of the churches educated, when they seemed to train the young primarily for menial pursuits such as domestics .

synonyms: servant, domestic worker, domestic help, maid, housemaid, cleaner, cleaning lady, housekeeper

2

a product not made abroad.

noun

• servant, domestic worker, domestic help, maid, housemaid, cleaner, cleaning lady, housekeeper
• house servant, domestic help

Use "domestics" in a sentence

1. Bell, as a Benefactor of the emigrant domestics

2. Used to be nannying and cleaning for the aliens, but now everyone wants to go aboveboard with their domestics.

3. Guinness, Bozone Amber, dragons Breath from Bayern, belt Beltian White., Lone Peak IPA, Sam Adams, Stella Artois, and the usual domestics

4. Domestics flights were already canceled from the Ninoy Aquino International Airport while bus trips were canceled in the Quezon-Aurora area.

5. The Bighorns, “they could actually see those domestics.” Kroger saw the Bighorns on public land, the domestic sheep on private land, he said

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8. In this section you can assess Canada's ambitious immigration marketing campaign and its results in Sell, Sell, Sell; get an inside view of Canada's clandestine immigration network in Illegal Allurement; learn more about a category of women that was in great demand in Domestics Policy; discover the role the immigrants themselves played in shaping immigration policy and publicity in Enticing Their Own; and explore another group's perspective on the impact of immigration in Alien Labour.