tameness in English

noun

['tame·ness || 'teɪmnɪs]

quality of being tame, domesticatio

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1. Her tameness drops away like a spring moult, and her primitive survival instincts supplant everything else.

2. The change of her views actually reflects the inherent contradiction of mass culture:between fighting and tameness, seriousness and anti-intellectualism.

3. Because of their tameness on land, many Albatrosses are known by the common names mollymawk (from the Dutch for “foolish gull”) and gooney.

4. 30 Under the influence of foreign and traditional Chinese culture, Chinese lion statues were given a heavy tint of tameness, representing a grand new Chinese lion culture.

5. The other part of the name—Booby—is reportedly taken from the Spanish for “stupid,” (“bobo”) and refers to these birds’ tameness around people

6. The other part of the name—Booby—is reportedly taken from the Spanish for “stupid,” (“bobo”) and refers to these birds’ tameness around people

7. Selection in this new niche would have been principally for tameness, but competition among cats would also have continued to influence their evolution and limit how pliant they became.