[adj] Tame meaning (not wild) with 5 examples

Tame (1)
/teɪm/
(not wild)
Not wild; domesticated; trained to live with humans.

Example sentences:

The tame dog followed its owner everywhere.
She enjoys riding a tame horse at the ranch.
The farmer keeps tame chickens in the coop.
He has a tame parrot that can mimic words.
They visited a zoo where children can pet tame animals.

Common usage tip(s):

"Tame" describes animals that are domesticated or trained to be gentle.
It can also be used metaphorically to describe something controlled or less exciting.