Early domesticators transformed wild wolves into the companion animals we know today.

Archaeologists study ancient domestications to understand how humans transformed wild species into livestock.

Her domestical concerns, once dismissed as trivial, proved central to understanding the era's social fabric.

The domestical who had served the family for decades was full of quiet wisdom.

The domesticator patiently trained the wild foxes until they learned to trust humans.

After years of travel, she found comfort in the everyday domesticities of cooking dinner, doing laundry, and tending the garden.

Her essays explored the domesticalities of rural life, from morning chores to evening rituals.

The novel celebrated the domesticality of small-town life, portraying quiet routines as acts of resilience.

The domestic swept the floor before the guests arrived.

After years of travel, she found unexpected comfort in domesticity, tending her garden and cooking for friends.