Capable of being domesticated; able to be trained and adapted to live with or serve humans.
From 'domesticate' (to tame for human use) + '-able' (capable of). Built on Latin 'domesticus' (belonging to the household).
The difference between 'domesticable' and 'domesticated' is crucial—something can be domesticable without being domesticated yet, which is why researchers study wild animals' potential for domestication before attempting it.
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