0 inside a particular country rather than in other countries:
Such a policy would be unacceptable both domestically and internationally.
The movie made $76 million domestically but only $1.3 million abroad.
1 in a way that relates to someone's home, house, or family:
I've never been so happy romantically and domestically.
2 in a way that relates to the home, house, or family:
domestically oriented advertising
The bill limits sugar imports in order to support the price of domestically produced sugar.
The film is being distributed domestically by Fox and overseas by Miramax.
Voters are afraid that their jobs could be "outsourced" to countries where wages are a fraction of what they are domestically.
The next day, the rubbish had gone, the garage was swept, I’d mowed the lawn, and I was feeling domestically quite proud.
The media tries to make us believe that all women are domestically orientated.
Rather, both created facilitating conditions that supported the domestically driven process of moving from a bank-dominated financial system to one based on securities markets.
This foreign component exacerbated the ideological contradictions faced domestically.
Any foreign company that was dominant in domestically manufactured edible oils and industrial fats might hope to exercise some leverage.
