Tame | Mean of tame in English Dictionary

/ˈteɪm/

• not wild
1. a tame elephant
• not afraid of people
1. The island's birds are quite tame.
• not exciting or interesting
1. They ran a pretty/quite/rather tame campaign.
2. Some people were shocked by the movie, but I found the story pretty tame.

• gentle and obedient
1. Members of the audience were too tame to interrupt the speaker.
• Verb
• to make (an animal) tame
1. It took a while to tame the horse.
• to make (something) less wild or difficult to control
1. the people who tamed the Wild West
2. He struggled to tame his temper.
3. The government needs to do something to tame inflation.