[
UK
/dˌɒmɪsˈɪliəɹi/
]
ADJECTIVE
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of or relating to or provided in a domicile
domiciliary medical care
domiciliary caves
How To Use domiciliary In A Sentence
- Private domiciliary care has increased from 2 percent in 1992 to over 60 percent in 2002.
- A new domiciliary care company has been set up with 17.5 million from private equity. Times, Sunday Times
- He recounted a domiciliary visit when he sailed 20 miles to see a child on Arran.
- The Government agreed before Christmas to remove the unjust anomaly which excluded parents of severely disabled children, under the age of two years, from getting the domiciliary care allowance.
- Security features include external cameras and an on-call emergency service and domiciliary nursing care.
- The freedom of changing one's residence is a basic human right, our country present domiciliary system is under planned economy system, it has exposed the serious lag.
- The register is being widened to include domiciliary and residential care workers. Times, Sunday Times
- Care in the community: formal agencies Different agencies offer domiciliary care in the community.
- I am unable to verify this kind of domiciliary participation at the website below. Evening Briefs and Outtakes on Mayor Villaraigosa's Travels "South of the Border" and News from CD 2, Sacramento and 710 Tunnel Stuff
- About 3 per million of the general population require domiciliary ventilator or oxygen therapy because of thoracic deformity.