domesticator (Meaning)
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domesticator (n.)
One who domesticates.
Synonyms & Antonyms of domesticator
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domesticator Sentence Examples
- The domesticator meticulously observed the behavior of wolves, seeking signs of tameness and trainability.
- Through selective breeding, the domesticator gradually transformed wolves into loyal and obedient companions.
- The domesticator's efforts resulted in the creation of various dog breeds, each with distinct characteristics and abilities.
- Cats, too, have been domesticated over time, evolving from wild predators to beloved household pets.
- The domestication of animals has had a profound impact on human history, providing sources of food, companionship, and labor.
- The domesticator's role in shaping the relationship between humans and animals cannot be overstated.
- The domesticator's knowledge and understanding of animal behavior were essential to the success of the domestication process.
- The domesticator's work has allowed animals to thrive in human environments, forming close bonds with their human companions.
- The domesticator's legacy lives on in the countless domesticated animals that enrich our lives today.
- The domesticator's contributions to society are a testament to the power of human ingenuity and compassion.
FAQs About the word domesticator
One who domesticates.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The domesticator meticulously observed the behavior of wolves, seeking signs of tameness and trainability.
Through selective breeding, the domesticator gradually transformed wolves into loyal and obedient companions.
The domesticator's efforts resulted in the creation of various dog breeds, each with distinct characteristics and abilities.
Cats, too, have been domesticated over time, evolving from wild predators to beloved household pets.
