luller Antonyms
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Meaning of luller
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luller (n.)
One who, or that which, lulls.
luller Sentence Examples
- The gentle luller of the ocean waves washed over her senses, calming her mind.
- The monotonous hum of the fan acted as a luller, inducing a sense of drowsiness.
- The luller of the fire's crackling soothed the tension in her body.
- The luller of the train's wheels created a hypnotic rhythm that eased her anxiety.
- The repetitive movements of knitting proved to be an unexpected luller, calming her thoughts.
- The luller of the wind chimes outside her window whispered sweet nothings, inviting her to slumber.
- The steady luller of the beating of her own heart created a comforting rhythm that lulled her to sleep.
- The luller of the distant city lights flickering against the darkness had a strangely calming effect.
- The gentle luller of the baby's breathing filled the room with a sense of tranquility.
- The rhythmic luller of the rain on the roof created a soothing symphony that washed away her worries.
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One who, or that which, lulls.
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The gentle luller of the ocean waves washed over her senses, calming her mind.
The monotonous hum of the fan acted as a luller, inducing a sense of drowsiness.
The luller of the fire's crackling soothed the tension in her body.
The luller of the train's wheels created a hypnotic rhythm that eased her anxiety.
