| Definition of 'tameness' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) jejunity, jejuneness, tameness, vapidity, vapidness
the quality of being vapid and unsophisticated
2. (noun) tameness, domestication
the attribute of having been domesticated
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| Definition of 'tameness' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) tameness
the quality or state of being tame
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Sense: to make tame
It is impossible to tame some animals.
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 Afrikaans: makheid |
 Arabic: تَدْجين، طاعَه |
 Bulgarian: питомност |
 Brazilian: docilidade |
 Czech: krotkost; nuda |
 German: die Zahmheit |
 Danish: tamhed |
 Greek: ημερότητα |
 Spanish: mansedumbre; insipidez |
 Estonian: taltsutatus |
 Farsi: رامی؛ ملایمت |
 Finnish: kesyys |
 French: caractère apprivoisé; ins |
 Hebrew: צַייתַנוּת |
 Hindi: वश्यता, पालतूपन |
 Croatian: pitomost |
 Hungarian: szelídség; egyhangúság |
 Indonesian: kejinakan |
 Icelandic: deyfð; auðsveipni |
 Italian: docilità |
 Japanese: 従順 |
 Korean: 길들여짐 |
 Lithuanian: klusnumas |
 Latvian: rāmums; padevība |
 Malay: kejinakan |
 Dutch: tamheid |
 Norwegian: det som er tamt/kjedelig |
 Polish: łagodność, potulność |
 Portuguese: docilidade |
 Romanian: natură blândă; monotoni |
 Russian: укротимость |
 Slovak: krotkosť |
 Slovenian: krotkost |
 Serbian: pripitomljenost |
 Swedish: tamhet |
 Thai: ความเชื่อง |
 Turkish: evcillik |
 Taiwanese: 馴服 |
 Ukrainian: нудність |
 Urdu: کم ہمتي، مسکنت |
 Vietnamese: tính thuần |
 Chinese: 驯服 |
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