Pronunciation: /ˈmɛloʊ/
verb to become more relaxed, easygoing, or genial
A1 I mellow my tea with a splash of milk.
A2 She mellowed her harsh words with a smile.
B1 After a long day at work, I like to mellow out by listening to music.
B2 The sunset mellowed the colors of the sky into a beautiful array of pinks and oranges.
C1 Yoga helps me to mellow my mind and relax after a stressful day.
C2 His laid-back attitude and calm demeanor always mellow the tense atmosphere in the office.
adjective having a soft, rich, and pleasant flavor or character
A1 I like to listen to mellow music when I want to relax.
A2 The mellow lighting in the room created a cozy atmosphere.
B1 She had a mellow personality that made everyone feel comfortable around her.
B2 The mellow taste of the wine paired perfectly with the cheese.
C1 The artist's mellow brush strokes gave the painting a serene quality.
C2 The mellow sunset cast a warm glow over the beach, creating a peaceful scene.
formal The mellow music played softly in the background during the elegant dinner party.
informal Let's just have a mellow evening watching movies and relaxing at home.
slang I love the mellow vibes at this chill coffee shop.
figurative After a long day, I finally felt my mind mellow out like a calm ocean at sunset.
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