tameness

• Nom désignant la qualité d'un animal apprivoisé ou domestiqué, ou par extension le caractère de ce qui est doux, sans excès, sans vivacité ou sans caractère sauvage.

A noun referring to the quality of being domesticated or lacking in excitement, sophistication, or wildness.

indénombrable

1. DomesticationB2formal

   The quality or state of being domesticated, gentle, and not wild.

   Domestication

   • The tameness of the zoo animals made them easy to approach.
   • Centuries of selective breeding have resulted in the tameness of modern dogs.
   • The tameness of the farm cat surprised the visitors.

   Synonymesdocilitygentlenessmeeknessmildnesssubmissivenesstractability

   Antonymesferocitywildness

2. Dullness or InsipidityC1formal

   The quality of being uninteresting, bland, or lacking in excitement or sophistication.

   Insipidité

   • Critics complained about the tameness of the movie's plot.
   • The tameness of the debate failed to engage the audience.
   • He found the tameness of suburban life stifling.

   Synonymesbanalityblandnesscolorlessnessdullnessflatnessinsipiditylifelessnessvapidness

   Antonymesexcitementintensityinterestpiquancyspicevitalityzest