adj

tamed

Tamed (adj) means Brought under control; made docile. Example: “A tamed hawk perched calmly on the falconer's glove.”

adj

Brought under control; made docile.

"A tamed hawk perched calmly on the falconer's glove."

How to use tamed

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishDescribes something wild that has been brought under control.

more tamed comparative, most tamed superlative

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A _____ hawk perched calmly on the falconer's glove.

untamed

wild untamed

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What does “tamed” mean?

The word “tamed” means brought under control; made docile. In plain terms, describes something wild that has been brought under control.

How do you use “tamed” in a sentence?

Here is “tamed” used in a sentence: “A tamed hawk perched calmly on the falconer's glove.”

What is the opposite of “tamed”?

The opposite of “tamed” — its antonyms — is untamed.

What part of speech is “tamed”?

“Tamed” is an adjective.

wild untamed