1721, "state of being a domestic servant;" 1726, "domestic character, home or family life;" see domestic + -ity. Perhaps modeled on French domesticité.
a royal family living in unpretentious domesticity
making a hobby of domesticity
dome
Domesday book
domestic
domesticate
domestication
domesticity
domicile
dominance
dominant
dominate
domination
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