Not wild; domesticated or docile; also meaning dull or boring, lacking excitement or interest.
From Old English 'tam,' related to Germanic roots meaning 'to tame' or 'to break in.' The word has meant both 'domesticated' and 'lacking spirit' for centuries.
It's fascinating that 'tame' evolved to mean both 'domesticated' AND 'boring'—the implication being that removing wildness removes excitement, which says something deep about how humans view freedom.
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