domestically

/dəˈmɛstɪkli/
within one's own country

The company expanded its operations domestically before going global.

The company grew its business within its own country before expanding internationally.


general

within the boundaries of one's own country

The airline focuses on domestically routes to improve efficiency.

The airline prioritizes flights within its own country to improve operations.

Often contrasted with 'internationally' to specify operations within national borders.

Collocations

domestically producedmade or manufactured within the countrydomestically availableaccessible or obtainable within the country

Related Phrases

domestic marketphrase
the market within one's own country
domestic policyphrase
government policies focused on internal affairs

Pro Tip

Contrast with 'internationally'

Use 'domestically' to emphasize operations within a country, while 'internationally' refers to global activities.

Gold Rule

Avoid redundancy

Do not use 'domestically' with phrases like 'within the country' as it is redundant.

Word Origin

From 'domestic' (pertaining to the home or household) + '-ly' (adverbial suffix), meaning 'within one's own country'.

Usage Notes

Used to describe activities, products, or operations confined to a single country's borders.

Word Breakdown

domestic
relating to the home or country
root
+
-ly
adverbial suffix
suffix
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