Web1 of 2 verb ˈləl lulled; lulling; lulls transitive verb 1 : to cause to sleep or rest : soothe He was lulled to sleep by her soothing voice. 2 : to cause to relax vigilance were lulled into a …

Web1. to put to sleep or rest by soothing means: to lull a child to sleep with singing. 2. to soothe or quiet. 3. to give or lead to feel a false sense of safety. v.i. 4. to quiet down; let up; subside: furious activity that finally lulled. n. 5. a temporary calm, quiet, or stillness: a lull in a storm. 6. a soothing sound: the lull of falling waters.

Weblull 2 of 2 verb as in to calm to free from distress or disturbance the absence of attacks for such an extended period had lulled the nation into a false sense of security Synonyms & Similar Words calm soothe quiet relax lullaby compose appease hush quieten settle tranquilize still tranquillize quell relieve ease salve pacify becalm placate mollify

Webus / lʌl / to cause someone to feel calm, sleepy, or safe: The music lulled the infant to sleep. We were all lulled into thinking they wouldn't do anything. lull noun [ C ] us / lʌl / a period …

Webto put to sleep or rest by soothing means: to lull a child by singing. to soothe or quiet. to give or lead to feel a false sense of safety; cause to be less alert, aware, or watchful. verb …

WebThe noun lull is often used in relation to a storm, but the term has a broader meaning as well. Lull can be used to describe any temporary period of calm or diminished activity, like the quiet time before the lunch rush in a restaurant or the brief period of tranquility before the doors open for a pre-Christmas sale. The word's verb form means "to soothe or to make …

Webus / lʌl / to cause someone to feel calm, sleepy, or safe: The music lulled the infant to sleep. We were all lulled into thinking they wouldn't do anything. lull noun [ C ] us / lʌl / a period …

Weblull noun a period without waves or wind. lull verb To cause to rest by soothing influences; to compose; to calm; to soothe; to quiet. lull verb of the surface of the sea, to not move due to a lack of wind and waves. Etymology: Middle English lullen. Probably expressive origin from la-la-la sounds made in calming a child

Web24/11/2022 · lull in American English (lʌl ) verb transitive 1. to calm or soothe by gentle sound or motion : chiefly in lull to sleep 2. to bring into a specified condition by soothing and reassuring to lull people into a false sense of security 3. to make less intense; quiet; allay to lull one's fears verb intransitive 4. to become calm noun 5.

Weblull See definition of lull on Dictionary.com noun pause, calm verb calm, ease off synonyms for lull Compare Synonyms breather calmness hiatus hush layoff letup respite time-out abeyance break comma downtime quiescence quiet silence stillness stop tranquility breathing spell coffee break pausation See also synonyms for: lulled / lulling