extremely tame

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Used to strongly emphasize that something is very docile or very boring.

tameADVERB + tame

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extremely

Examples (10)

  • The rescued fox cub became extremely tame after a few weeks of care.
  • Despite its wild origins, the parrot was extremely tame and would sit on anyone's shoulder.
  • The zoo animals are so well-trained that they appear extremely tame to visitors.
  • She was surprised at how extremely tame the wild deer were in the national park.
  • With constant positive reinforcement, even a shy cat can become extremely tame.
  • The new action movie turned out to be extremely tame compared to its predecessors.
  • Critics found the play extremely tame and lacking in any real drama.
  • For an adventure novel, the plot was extremely tame and predictable.
  • He described the party as extremely tame, with everyone leaving before midnight.
  • After experiencing extreme sports, a regular hike might feel extremely tame.