tamed

IPA: tˈeɪmd

Examples of "tamed" in Sentences

Only safer, "tamed" poetry is marketed by the big machines today.
In the end it was English diplomacy that truly tamed the maharajas.
Fiscal reforms put in force early in Erdogan's term tamed runaway inflation.
The picture on the left shows a family trying to feed the first ever hippopotamus to be tamed from the wild.
Among other things, Spock metapohrically refers to Kirk as a "race horse" that must be "tamed" (or was it "broken"?).
They lead a tamed elephant to battle, the king mounts a tamed elephant; the tamed is the best among men, he who silently endures abuse.
It implies, I think, a fundamental break with the domination impulse by which we have "tamed" nature over the millennia of recorded history and built our unstable civilizations, propped up by war and conquest.
In the context of Jewish law, that penis gets "tamed" - or perhaps "domesticated" is a better term-through guidelines and requirements that direct a husband's sexuality towards his wife-because in a religious context, of course, marital sex is the only legitimate sex-requiring him to be attentive to her needs and desires, while at the same time ensuring that there is enough sex for him to be satisfied.