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      domesticate
      verb
      make fit for cultivation, domestic life, and service to humans
      overcome the wildness of
      adapt (a wild plant or unclaimed land) to the environment
      Roots
      domusdom- · Latin · house, home
      Synonyms for domesticate
      domesticizevtameadjnaturalizevsubduevhousebreakv
      Words related to domesticate
      domesticatorundomesticatevtamabilityndomesticationndomesticableadjsemidomesticationnentamesemidomesticatedtamableadjtamelessadjcultivatevuntamesubduableadjtamenessntameablenessnsubduementnundomesticadjtranquilizevferaladjreclaimvmansuetesubactcivilizevdomesticitynaccustomingvcivilizableadjsubdualsubjugatevdocileadjuntameableadj

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