verb
- becomes or makes something softer, gentler, or less harsh
- becomes or makes someone more relaxed and less aggressive with age or experience
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘mellow’
Usage: often used about personality changes
Examples
- Wine mellows with age in the cellar.
- The harsh light mellows at sunset.
- His voice mellows when he speaks to children.
- Time mellows even the strongest emotions.
- She mellows out after her morning coffee.
- The cheese mellows as it ripens.