Domesticities [noun]

Many people have started asking how being locked in the spaces of domesticity might have impacted women, who often face abuse within those spaces.

But this he hardly realized—so rapidly was the discipline of domesticity bringing his haughty spirit to terms!

He might not sleep alone; that supreme symbol of domesticity Corydon could not give up, and he soon ceased to ask for it.

It was always kept chained, for, notwithstanding its long domesticity, it was neither civilized nor attached to its keepers.

He gave up excessive drinking; became a constant smoker, and lent full rein to his natural domesticity.

But here were two American women and a little girl—surely evidences of domesticity.

I think she would have gone but little had not her father laughed her out of some of her domesticity.

The simplicity, and apparent domesticity, of her way of speaking—her smiling and answering the doctor's questions—struck me next.

But never before in his three weeks of domesticity, had the need for his services seemed as urgent as now.

She could not ride back into the camp by the lake and settle down to virtue, to domesticity with Nigel.