Synonyms for domestically
do·mes·ti·cal·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. domesticallyadverb

   with respect to the internal affairs of a government

   "domestically, the president proposes a more moderate economic policy"

2. domesticallyadverb

   with respect to home or family

   "the housewife bored us with her domestically limited conversation"

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1. List of paraphrases for "domestically":

   internally, locally, nationally

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1. Amy Brooks:

   Plastic waste was once a fairly profitable business for China, because they could use or resell the recycled plastic waste, but a lot of the plastic China received in recent years was poor quality, and it became difficult to turn a profit. China is also producing more plastic waste domestically, so it doesn’t have to rely on other nations for waste.

2. Heather Conley:

   It comes down to when we need the UK and its leadership, whether in the Security Council or NATO, its attentions will be focused domestically.

3. Rand Hindi:

   The biggest companies that were showcased were Samsung, Facebook, Microsoft ... there wasn't a single French company. They want big names, it's PR for the outside world, showing France can attract the best. I would have done the same if I were him. That's the only way for American and English newspapers to talk about us. But it did sound a bit off domestically.

4. Virendra Chauhan:

   We see 10-10.1 million bpd as the new norm for Saudi production given that more crude will be consumed domestically with the two new refineries ramping up to capacity.

5. Adolf Kloke-Lesch:

   Germany has strongly supported the universality of the (global) goals. It now faces a big challenge to link what it has done and will do domestically to the international requirements to achieve the goals.