lull in Latin
lull in Latin is quiēs — lull means a temporary period of calm or reduced activity.
lull in Latin
quiēs
A period of reduced activity; a respite.
What does "lull" mean?
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noun A temporary period of calm or reduced activity.
"There was a lull in the conversation before someone changed the subject."
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verb To calm someone, or ease them into a false sense of security.
"The gentle rocking of the boat lulled her to sleep."
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lull in a sentence
- There was a lull in the conversation before someone changed the subject.
- Traders took advantage of a lull in the storm to head back to port.
- The gentle rocking of the boat lulled her to sleep.
- Their early lead lulled the team into complacency.
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What is "lull" in Latin?
"lull" in Latin is quiēs. lull means: A temporary period of calm or reduced activity.
How do you use "lull" in a sentence?
Example: "There was a lull in the conversation before someone changed the subject." In Latin, "lull" is quiēs.
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