tamed

Brought under control

Tamed describes something wild that has been made docile or manageable.

A tamed animal accepts human presence and control: The tamed wolf followed her everywhere.

The word extends to anything fierce or unruly that has been subdued: His tamed ambition no longer drove him.

Tamed suggests the process is complete—the wildness has been broken.

conquered

quelled

Forcibly ended unrest

mastered · dominated · overpowered · suppressed · crushed · broken · subjugated · controlled · harnessed · reined

subdued

docile

Easily controlled or taught

submissive · compliant · obedient · mild · passive · tractable · manageable · biddable · yielding · unresisting

trained

conditioned

Taught automatic responses

coached · instructed · broken in · handler · whisperer · obedience · commands · tricks · routines · cues

domesticated

housebroken

Taught proper elimination habits

breeding · captive · farmyard · kennel · stable · flock · herd · acclimatized · habituated · familiarized

wild-diminished

defanged

Made less dangerous

dehorned · muzzled · hobbled · clipped · pinioned · blunted · weakened · diluted · sanitized · watered-down

Categories
Opposites
domestication status

tamedwild

Not domesticated or controlled

untamed · feral · undomesticated · natural · free-range

behavioral disposition

tamedsavage

Fierce and untamed

fierce · ferocious · wild · untamed · vicious

METAPHORICAL CONTROL (of forces, passions, or elements)

tameduntamed

Not domesticated

wild · unbridled · unrestrained · unchecked · unleashed

Phrases
Family

tame, untamed, taming, tames, tamely, tamers, tamer, tameness, tamest

Familiarity
Top 20,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G