Pronunciation: /mʌl/
noun a type of strong, sweetened, spiced wine, typically served hot
A1 I like to mull over my decisions before making them.
A2 She sat in the garden, deep in mull about her future.
B1 After much mull, he finally decided to quit his job and travel the world.
B2 The team had a mull on how to improve their performance for the next game.
C1 The politician spent hours in mull over the implications of the new policy.
C2 The CEO's mull on the company's future direction was critical to its success.
verb to think about carefully; consider
A1 I mull over what to have for dinner every night.
A2 She mulls about whether to accept the job offer or not.
B1 After receiving the bad news, he needed some time to mull over his options.
B2 The team will mull the decision before making any final choices.
C1 As a philosopher, he would often mull deeply on the nature of existence.
C2 The CEO spent days mulling over the proposal before making a decision.
formal After much deliberation, the committee decided to mull over the proposal before making a decision.
informal Let's mull over the options before choosing which one to go with.
slang I need some time to mull things over before I can give you an answer.
figurative She liked to mull over the memories of her childhood when she was feeling nostalgic.
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