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Definition of domestication - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
human associationadjustment to living closely with humans
- Domestication of cats has led to their friendly nature.
2.
animalTECH. the process of taming animals for human useTECH.
- Domestication of dogs began thousands of years ago.
3.
plantTECH. adaptation of plants for human benefitTECH.
- Corn underwent domestication to become a staple food worldwide..
Origin of domestication
Latin, domesticus (of the home)
Terms with domestication included in their meaning
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domestication
process of making an animal or person tame
domestication
leading to a domesticated or subdued state
domestication
goat species adapted to living with humans
domestication
make an animal less wild or easier to control
domestication possible
capable of being tamed or domesticated
domestication
attribute of being domesticated
animal
resistant to domestication or training
nature
animal living in the wild without domestication
Examples of domestication in a sentence
Domestication has made many animals dependent on humans. Domestication of cattle transformed agricultural practices. The domestication of horses revolutionized transportation. The domestication of wheat transformed agriculture. Domestication of rice allowed for the development of ancient civilizations.
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- French:domestication, apprivoisement, ...
- German:Domestizierung, Zähmung, ...
- Italian:domesticazione, addomesticamento, ...
- Spanish:domesticación, adiestramiento, ...
- Portuguese:domesticação, ...
- Chinese:驯化, 驯养, ...
- Japanese:家畜化, 動物化, ...
- Arabic:اِسْتِئْنَاس, تَأْلِيف, ...
- Hebrew:בִּיּוּת, ...
- Russian:доместикация, культивация, ...
- Ukrainian:доместикація, приручення, ...
- Hindi:पालतूकरण, वशीकरण, ...
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