domesticated
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definition
verb
mammals were first domesticated for their milk
tame (an animal) and keep it as a pet or for farm produce.
adjective
domesticated dogs
(of an animal) tame and kept as a pet or on a farm.
translation of 'domesticated'
adjective
ev işlerini seven,
ehli,
evine bağlı,
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example
These highly 'domesticated' blossoms carry overtones of the convivial rituals of patrician social life.
The farmers classify yams as wild or 'domesticated' based on their appearance.
Jack beans, chili peppers, and peanuts were all 'domesticated' in the same region.
These changes were sufficient to add the bean to the list of 'domesticated' plants.
The turkey was originally 'domesticated' in Mexico.
They have never been 'domesticated' like a dog or cat has been.
Gatherers find food from plants they find in nature, and farmers plant seeds saved from 'domesticated' crops.
True, Harvey is allowed to be a bit flirty, but essentially Harvey is presented as a very 'domesticated' Mary.
How did plants develop from single cell organisms to become the many and various 'domesticated' plants we have today?
Subsequent trade or human migration with dogs in tow probably spread the 'domesticated' animals to the rest of the world.
Thailand has about 2,000-2,500 'domesticated' Asian elephants.
Surely, a puppy is neither tame nor 'domesticated' .
Three species exist both as wild and 'domesticated' wheats, einkorn, emmer, and breadwheat.
In fact, you in the UK are the most 'domesticated' people on earth.
Thus, the Himalayas can be considered a region of 'domesticated' barley diversification.
In tomato, fruit weight and size distinctly differ between the 'domesticated' and wild tomato species.
In general, the faunal remains seem to suggest increasing use of 'domesticated' animals over time.
You combine dual aspects by being ambitious professionally and 'domesticated' in the home and family situations.
Sheep are thought to be the first 'domesticated' livestock.
The harsh North American climate quickly shaped the 'domesticated' European cats.
The shift from surf to turf corresponds with the arrival of 'domesticated' animals in Great Britain.
However, milk-producing ruminant animals were 'domesticated' about 10,000 years ago, according to archaeological evidence.
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