tamed

As adjectives the difference between submissive and tamed

is that submissive is meekly obedient or passive while tamed is domesticated.

As a noun submissive

is one who submits.

As a verb tamed is

(tame).

As adjectives the difference between tamed and intimidated

is that tamed is domesticated while intimidated is affected by intimidation.

As verbs the difference between tamed and intimidated

is that tamed is (tame) while intimidated is (intimidate).

As a noun master

is (l) (original version of a document or of a recording).

As an adjective tamed is

domesticated.

As a verb tamed is

(tame).

As adjectives the difference between tamed and trained

is that tamed is domesticated while trained is having undergone a course of training (sometimes in combination).

As verbs the difference between tamed and trained

is that tamed is past tense of tame while trained is past tense of train.

As verbs the difference between tamed and taped

is that tamed is (tame) while taped is (tape).

As an adjective tamed

is domesticated.

As adjectives the difference between docile and tamed

is that docile is yielding to control or supervision, direction, or management while tamed is domesticated.

As a verb tamed is

past tense of tame.

As adjectives the difference between tamed and teamed

is that tamed is domesticated while teamed is associated with others in a team.

As verbs the difference between tamed and teamed

is that tamed is (tame) while teamed is (team).

As adjectives the difference between tamed and named

is that tamed is domesticated while named is having a name.

As verbs the difference between tamed and named

is that tamed is (tame) while named is (name).

As verbs the difference between timed and tamed

is that timed is past tense of time while tamed is past tense of tame.

As adjectives the difference between timed and tamed

is that timed is happening at a certain time while tamed is domesticated.