domestically
| Intermediate English

domestically

adverb

us

/

dəˈmes·tɪk·li

/

domestically

adverb

(

HOME

)

in a way that

relates

to the

home

,

house

, or

family

:

domestically

oriented

advertising

domestically

adverb

(

COUNTRY

)

in a way that

relates

to a person’s own

country

:

The

movie

took in $77.9 million domestically, but only made $9.1 million

overseas

.

(Definition of

domestically

from the

Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary

Examples

of

domestically

domestically

The company has partnered with 29 hospitals in 14 countries and offers negotiated rates that are lower than those offered at hospitals

domestically

.

From

CNN

Harden said he wants people to look into buying products

domestically

before turning overseas.

From

ABC News

More examples

Fewer examples

You have to effectively forget all of these other thousands of words that you have learned in order to play

domestically

.

From

Slate Magazine

The regime believes moving in this direction helps them

domestically

.

From

NPR

Cars 2 opened to lukewarm reviews and a smash box office, taking in $66 million

domestically

and another $42 million internationally during its opening weekend.

From

TIME

The original movie grossed only $45 million

domestically

and earned mixed reviews before achieving its cult classic status.

From

Variety

The feature film grossed an estimated $75 million

domestically

.

From

Hollywood Reporter

The film is tracking to be a hit

domestically

, and its huge international will be icing on the cake.

From

Business Insider

We can only produce 160 million tons

domestically

, but consumption is 260 million tons, how can this be sustained?

From

The Atlantic

It’s time for the energy industry to start afresh with a new approach to environmental responsibility and risk management, both

domestically

and internationally.

From

Huffington Post

It made just more than $50 million

domestically

, which was less than its reported budget.

From

Slate Magazine

But now, these drones are starting to be used

domestically

at an increasing rate.

From

CBS Local

Twenty of those films, accounting for $65 million worth of revenue, were

domestically

produced.

From

Hollywood Reporter

However, other

domestically

produced animation hopefuls have failed to shine.

From

Hollywood Reporter

Ivi, however, sees more opportunity in growing

domestically

first, since that is where the current — and potential — competition will be felt first.

From

TechCrunch

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