verb
- to soothe or calm someone, especially to help them fall asleep
- to cause someone to feel secure or less alert, often in a deceptive way
- to become quiet or less active
noun
- a temporary period of quiet or reduced activity
Examples
- The mother sang softly to lull her baby to sleep.
- The gentle waves lulled him into a peaceful nap.
- Don’t let success lull you into complacency.
- The storm lulled for a few minutes before returning with full force.
- There was a brief lull in the conversation.
- We took advantage of the lull in traffic to cross the street.
- The lull before the storm made everyone nervous.