Lull | Mean of lull in English Dictionary

/ˈlʌl/

• Verb
• to cause (someone) to fall asleep or become sleepy
1. The music lulled him to sleep.
2. He was lulled to sleep by her soothing voice.
3. lulled by the gentle rocking of the boat
• to cause (someone) to feel safe and relaxed instead of careful and alert
1. He lulls you into believing his promises. [=he tricks you into believing his promises by making you feel that he can be trusted]
2. She was lulled into a false sense of security.
• Noun
• a brief time when an action or activity stops
1. There were several lulls in the conversation.
2. a lull in the fighting/action
3. a lull in the storm