Tame Adjective Synonyms
break, domesticate, train, house-train, gentle, master, subdue, subjugate
The brown bear is a most difficult animal to tame.
calm, subdue, control, mollify, pacify, mute, temper, soften, curb, tone down, moderate, mitigate, tranquillize
After a week the Lord tamed the violent sea and our tiny craft was allowed to continue.
Tame Noun Synonyms
tractable, pliant, compliant, meek, submissive, mild, under (someone's) control or thumb, subdued, suppressed, unassertive, feeble, ineffectual, timid, timorous, cowardly, pusillanimous, chicken-hearted, faint-hearted, white-livered, lily-livered, yellow,
Charles is far too tame to defy Kate.
boring, tedious, tiresome, dull, insipid, bland, lifeless, flat, vapid, prosaic, humdrum, bland, unexciting, uninspired, uninspiring, run-of-the-mill, ordinary, uninteresting, dead, wishy-washy
As a nightclub, the place is much too tame for my tastes.
mild, gentle, fearless, unafraid
It is amazing how tame animals can be when they do not perceive man as a threat.
Tame Verb Synonyms
tamed, docile, disciplined, obedient, domesticated, house-broken, trained, broken
He used to keep a tame fox in his back garden.
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