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tamed

[teɪmd]

tamed Definition

  • 1brought under control and taught to obey humans, especially pets or wild animals
  • 2made less powerful or intense; subdued

Using tamed: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "tamed" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The lion was tamed by the trainer and now performs in the circus.

  • Example

    She has successfully tamed her fear of public speaking.

  • Example

    The once wild horse is now a tamed animal.

tamed Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with tamed

  • to make something less intense or extreme

    Example

    He had to tame down his criticism of the company in order to keep his job.

  • to become less wild or energetic as one grows older

    Example

    The puppy was very energetic when he was young, but he has tamed with age.

  • tame one's tongue

    to control what one says, especially in a difficult or emotional situation

    Example

    She had to learn to tame her tongue during arguments with her spouse.

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Summary: tamed in Brief

The term 'tamed' [teɪmd] refers to bringing something under control and teaching it to obey humans, such as pets or wild animals. It can also mean making something less powerful or intense. Examples include taming a lion for a circus performance or taming one's fear of public speaking. Phrases like 'tame down' and 'tame with age' further illustrate the concept of reducing intensity or wildness.