What does LULLS mean?

Parts of Speech

Lulls is a verb.

Definitions

1. To cause someone to feel calm or sleepy.
2. To cause a temporary pause in an activity or action.

Pronunciations

• US: /lʌlz/
• UK: /lʌlz/

Origin and Usage

Lulls originated from the Middle English word "lullen," which means to calm or soothe. It has been used in English since the 14th century. The word is commonly used to describe a temporary pause in an activity or action, or to describe a calming effect on someones emotions or behavior.

Synonyms

• calms
• soothes
• quiets
• pacifies
• tranquilizes

Related Words

• still
• peace
• quiet
• calms
• rests

Example Sentences

1. The sound of the waves lulls her to sleep.
2. The steady rain lulls the baby to sleep.
3. The quiet lull in the conversation was interrupted by a sudden noise.