Lull

What do we mean by lull?

To cause to sleep or rest; soothe or calm. intransitive verb

To deceive into trustfulness. intransitive verb

To become calm. intransitive verb

A relatively calm interval, as in a storm. noun

An interval of lessened activity. noun

To quiet; compose; assuage; caress; cause to rest or subside by gentle, soothing means: as, to lull a child or a feverish patient; to lull grief, pain, or suspicion.

To deceive.

Synonyms To calm, hush, tranquilize.

To subside; cease; become calm: as, the wind lulls.

That which lulls; a quieting or soothing influence. noun

Temporary quiet and rest; suspension of activity or turmoil, as in a storm or any kind of excessive action. noun

To become gradually calm; to subside; to cease or abate for a time. intransitive verb

The power or quality of soothing; that which soothes; a lullaby. noun

A temporary cessation of storm or confusion. noun

To cause to rest by soothing influences; to compose; to calm; to soothe; to quiet. transitive verb

A period of rest or soothing noun

A period without waves or wind. noun

An extended pause between sets of waves. noun

To cause to rest by soothing influences; to compose; to calm; to soothe; to quiet. verb

Of the surface of the sea, to not move due to a lack of wind and waves. verb

A period of rest or soothing.

A period of reduced activity; a respite

A period without waves or wind.

An extended pause between sets of waves.

Words that are spelled similarly to lull:
lull.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word lull:
hamas, monograph, hostilities, fighting, sleep, tornadoes, resumed, false, regain, bombardment, trench, campaigning, gaza, relieved, offensive, precipitation, peaceful, renewed, wright, wet, sense, allies, tensions, activity, undertook, revived, casualties, winds, afternoon, occurred, garrison, followers, firing, popularity, storm, followed, exploration, siege, lasted, violence, sides, depression, conflict, brigade, battle, attacked, hurricane, security, initiative, artillery, archbishop, israeli, prepared.

Words that rhyme with lull:
will, null, dull, mull, cull, gull, hull, skull, scull, seagull, squill, cul, ul, tull, trull, stull, gul, sul, laughing gull, crull, yul, krull, leful, strull, ruhl, guhl, chul, shull, kuhl, kull, woodhull, herring gull, sea gull, ivory gull, mew gull, muhl, krul, uhl, juhl, dulle, thul, puhl, bruhl, earfull, fs will, goksel, schmuhl, smull, thull.

Adjectives that are often used to describe lull:
temporary, brief, momentary, sudden, short, long, slight, comparative, relative, little, present, ominous, apparent, complete, uneasy, year, strange, quiet, partial, welcome, prolonged, occasional, day, deceptive, month, curious, unexpected, peaceful, distinct, usual, subsequent, dead, week, conversational, minute, mere, universal, awkward, perceptible, rare, marked, false, inevitable, seasonal, hour, treacherous, noticeable, definite, foamy, uncomfortable, proverbial, pleasant, liquid, creative, awful, slightest, eerie, blessed, sweet, menacing, gentle, expectant, unusual, abrupt, lengthy, extended, wartime, deadly.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective lull:
time, off, text, side, lime, sides, suspicion, page, periods.

Consonant match to lull:
loll, lil, leal, lille, lyle, lall, lill, lile, lal, lail, lehl, luelle.

Words that sound like lull:
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