Tameness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TAMENESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being tame
• The quality or state of being tame.
• the quality of being vapid and unsophisticated
• the attribute of having been domesticated
• the lack of savageness or fear of humans normal in wild animals.

Words related to TAMENESS

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Words that contain TAMENESS

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How to use TAMENESS in a sentence

• In the animal kingdom, besides the elephants, I was much struck by the number and tameness of the ravens of Ceylon.
• The reader is disappointed at the tameness of the culmination, compared with the vigor of the approach thereto.
• He was calm, deliberate, and distinct in his enunciation, not often rising into any high exhibition of passion, and never sinking into tameness.
• The tameness of that pleasant little capital makes its belles ardent for tales of wild adventure.
• Poets turned from the tameness of modern existence to savage nature and the heroic simplicity of life among primitive tribes.
• I have often thought myself that an increase of accomplishment goes hand-in-hand with an increased tameness of spirit.
• In short, they became quite friendly, the lion suffering himself to be caressed by the Jew with the utmost tameness.
• Sarolea, in his brilliant book, between the wildness of German theory and the tameness of German practice.
• I have remarked before on the extreme tameness of, and the confidence shown by, wild creatures out here.
• I then thought it right to assume an air of resolution, having found my tameness so greatly triumphed over.
• All this time there was hopping near them a jay, with the tameness of a bird accustomed to these solitudes.
• If left at liberty in a state of tameness, it will pursue poultry, and destroy every living thing that it has strength to conquer.
• It had ended with a tameness that gave it an almost commonplace aspect.
• They deem it timidity, and despise without fearing the tameness from which it flows.
• The tameness of the birds and lizards is as nothing when compared to the fearless confidence of this insect.
• Nearly all the houses are built on the same design, which gives to it an air of sameness and tameness that is not pleasing.
• It is a discourse against all those who confound virtue with tameness and smug ease, and who regard as virtuous only that which promotes security and tends to deepen sleep.
• Being called before the council to answer for this liberty, he showed a courage which might cover all the nobles with shame, on account of their tameness and servility.
• There is a tameness about the whole design very unusual in the buildings of this epoch.
• Tameness is not the stuff that the finest women are made of.
• Many of the inquiries are sympathetic, tender, penetrating, but most of them incline toward timidity and tameness.
• It is a pleasant thing to behold the tameness of animals.
• Some have objected to the meekness, to the tameness, as they will have it to be, of Mr.
• I found their tameness as shocking as did Alexander Selkirk that of the brute subjects of his else solitary kingdom.

Similar words containing TAMENES without suffix s

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