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lull
noun as in pause, calm
verb as in calm, ease off
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Example Sentences
So it was surprising that Miller’s wife, Katie Miller, started hosting a YouTube show, the purpose of which appears to be lulling viewers to sleep.
He also spent some time in the city about three years ago during a creative lull.
She said children were on their way to school this morning but there was a "lull in the air of sadness".
Monday saw a brief lull, as some Indonesian students and civil society groups cancelled protests in Jakarta, citing "impossible conditions" after the authorities escalated security measures in the capital.
With summer blockbusters in the rearview mirror and only a few new films out, movie theaters expected a bit of a lull at the box office this weekend.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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