What is "tame" in English? Definition and Explanations

Meaning of "tame": correct by punishment or discipline

Verb

Meaning of "tame": flat and uninspiring

Adjective

Meaning of "tame": make less strong or intense; soften

Verb

Meaning of "tame": very restrained or quiet

Adjective

Meaning of "tame": adapt (a wild plant or unclaimed land) to the environment

Verb

Meaning of "tame": brought from wildness into a domesticated state

Adjective

Meaning of "tame": overcome the wildness of; make docile and tractable

Verb

Meaning of "tame": very docile

Adjective

Meaning of "tame": make fit for cultivation, domestic life, and service to humans

Verb

Synonyms:

subdued, gentle, harmless, mild, docile, manageable, broken, civilized, trained, cultivated, habituated, overcome, amenable, domestic, fearless, kindly, meek, obedient, pliable, pliant, submissive, tractable, unafraid, biddable, yoked, muzzled, harnessed, disciplined, busted, bridled, acclimatized, gentle as a lamb, housebroken, unresisting, boring, weak, mild, bland, bloodless, feeble, limp, diluted, conventional, flat, halfhearted, humdrum, insipid, lifeless, monotonous, prosaic, routine, spiritless, tedious, unexciting, vapid, wearisome, boiled down, uninspiring, white-bread, without punch, subdue, suppress, restrain, soften, conquer, pacify, curb, temper, vanquish, discipline, mitigate, mute, humble, bust, repress, break, domesticize, train, bridle, gentle, enslave, subjugate, check, break in, tone down, water down, housebreak, domiciliate, house-train, break the spirit, bring to heel,

Antonyms:

unmanageable, untamed, exciting, interesting, rough, violent, harsh, wild, bright, unmanageable, untamed, exciting, interesting, strong, able, violent, wild, bright, incite, release, surrender, aid, mend, permit, liberate, encourage, irritate, upset, fail, lose, agitate, help, let go, fix, allow, free,