Tame ( verb , adjective )

(As a verb)

Tame ( verb )

1. To make something less wild or aggressive.
2. To train or domesticate an animal.
3. To subdue or bring under control.

Origin:

From the old english word "tamian" meaning "to domesticate".

Examples:

1. He tamed the wild horse and made it a reliable mount.
2. She tamed the unruly dog and made it a loyal companion.
3. The lion was tamed and used in the circus.
4. He tamed his temper and became a peaceful person.
5. The government tamed inflation by raising interest rates.

(As an adjective)

Tame ( adjective )

1. To make something less wild or aggressive.
2. To train or domesticate an animal.
3. To subdue or bring under control.

Origin:

From the old english word "tamian" meaning "to domesticate".

Examples:

1. He tamed the wild horse and made it a reliable mount.
2. She tamed the unruly dog and made it a loyal companion.
3. The lion was tamed and used in the circus.
4. He tamed his temper and became a peaceful person.
5. The government tamed inflation by raising interest rates.