domesticity in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for domesticity in the English»French Dictionary

domesticity in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for domesticity in the English»French Dictionary

domesticity [ˌdəʊmesˈtɪsəti, Am ˌdoʊmesˈ-] N

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He has shown how domesticity, previously regarded as an aspect of women's history, also conditioned and influenced the lives of men and society.
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Nevertheless, older cultural conventions connecting girls to maternity and domesticity continued to influence girls' development.
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Her husband was relaxed and happy with this domesticity.
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These flies, along with all the original model organisms, were not domesticated, but had adapted to the domesticity of humankind.
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Domesticity, in particular, was regarded as a laudable virtue as the home was considered a woman's proper sphere.
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Therefore, their role is to keep the house and direct the domesticity.
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She reheats the soup from the night before and domesticity returns.
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But adventure is the superstructure, domesticity the bedrock.
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Perhaps he just wanted to make a statement about the inherent evil of domesticity.
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Education is also an important indicator in detecting child domesticity.
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