tame
domesticated / dull / to domesticate / to control
AdjectiveTransitive Verb
past: tamedpp: tameding: taming
When applied to animals, this word describes a state of submission and safety, contrasting with the unpredictability of the wild. It suggests a successful transition from a natural state of aggression to one of cooperation with humans. In a social or descriptive context, the term carries a negative connotation of boredom or lack of ambition. It describes events or personalities that are overly cautious, predictable, or devoid of the edge and energy required to be truly engaging.
Meanings
Adjective
(of an animal) not savage or dangerous; domesticated.
"The zookeeper has a very tame monkey that enjoys being held."
Adjective
lacking in spirit, excitement, or originality; dull.
"The party was a bit too tame for my liking, as nothing interesting happened."