tamed
/teɪmd/
verb
- Past tense and past participle of tame.
- They tamed the land by clearing forests and building farms.
- She tamed the wild horse in just three months.
- He tamed his fear of heights by climbing small hills first.
adjective
- Made gentle or obedient; domesticated.
- The tamed lion performed tricks in the circus.
- Tamed animals often cannot survive in the wild.
- They kept a tamed raccoon as a pet.
- Brought under control; reduced in intensity or power.
- His tamed temper made him easier to work with.
- The tamed river now provides irrigation for the valley.
- The once raging fire was finally tamed by the firefighters.
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