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Defenition of the word lull

    • Defenition of the word lull

      • make calm or still; "quiet the dragons of worry and fear"
      • a pause during which things are calm or activities are diminished; "there was never a letup in the noise"
      • calm by deception
      • become quiet or less intensive; "the fighting lulled for a moment"
      • a period of calm weather; "there was a lull in the storm"
      • calm by deception; "Don''t let yourself be lulled into a false state of security"
      • a period of calm weather
      • a pause during which things are calm or activities are diminished
      • become quiet or less intensive
      • make calm or still

    Synonyms for the word lull

      • break
      • calm
      • calm down
      • comfort
      • hush
      • let-up
      • letup
      • pacify
      • pause
      • quiet
      • quiet period
      • quieten
      • reassure
      • respite
      • settle down
      • silence
      • soothe
      • still
      • stillness
      • tranquilize
      • tranquillize

    Similar words in the lull

      • lull
      • lullabies
      • lullaby
      • lullaby's
      • lulled
      • lulling
      • lulls

    Hyponyms for the word lull

      • appease
      • assuage
      • assure
      • compose
      • conciliate
      • gentle
      • gruntle
      • lenify
      • lull
      • mollify
      • pacify
      • placate
      • reassure

    Hypernyms for the word lull

      • break
      • calm
      • calm down
      • calmness
      • comfort
      • console
      • hush
      • hush up
      • intermission
      • interruption
      • lull
      • pause
      • quiet
      • quieten
      • shut up
      • silence
      • solace
      • soothe
      • still
      • suspension
      • tranquilize
      • tranquillise
      • tranquillize

    Antonyms for the word lull

      • agitate
      • charge
      • charge up
      • commove
      • excite
      • rouse
      • turn on

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