Synonym: break, calm, hush, intermission, lapse, letup, pause, quiet, recess, respite, rest, silence, stillness. Similar words: lullaby, cellular respiration, mull, hull, dull, cull, bull, Bull.. Meaning: [lʌll] 
n. 1. a pause during which things are calm or activities are diminished 2. a period of calm weather. v. 1. calm by deception 2. become quiet or less intensive 3. make calm or still.
n. 1. a pause during which things are calm or activities are diminished 2. a period of calm weather. v. 1. calm by deception 2. become quiet or less intensive 3. make calm or still. 
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31 Anyway, there's a bit of a lull at the moment before I start helping out with the encyclopedic dictionary.
32 And there, in a conspicuous lull, was Lady Henrietta herself, extending her hand and cheek.
33 But tonight it had no power to lull her into unconsciousness.
34 Furthermore, family stories, including myths, are well equipped to lull us.
35 The faces around her suppliant, wary - she is in a benevolent lull, she measures out wit and wisdom.
36 That happened at a time when buying from consumers hit a seasonal lull.
37 A placebo, superficial and cosy, to lull the world into no longer questioning.
38 He had not had his usual nap, so surely the rhythm of the car would lull him?
39 Two days later there was a lull in the fighting, at least as far as our company was concerned.
40 He exploited a temporary lull in affairs to extract more concessions from the Romans than had hitherto been possible.
41 If they were not going to cut Low Meadow there would be a lull in the work of the farm.
42 A mere lull, she told herself, smiling[sentencedict.com], in an ongoing battle.
43 As the standoff continued, the lull in the crisis provided the opportunity for a negotiated settlement, which Washington strongly favored.
44 For two days there had been a lull in the fighting.
45 But suddenly, there was a lull in the argument, a gap in the cultural conversation.
46 Dealings in the new issue, however, coincided with a lull in the market.
47 There was now a lull in the battle, though sporadic cannon and musket fire were still heard.
48 He wanted to enjoy this lull and the reasonable material comfort.
49 About mid-February there was a lull in the bombing, and the recreation room could be used.
50 The brief lull that had cheered my walk home from the Fernhill subway station was over.
51 An attempt to lull him into a false sense of security.
52 Bill Lucas, used the lull to call in artillery fire and F-18 Hornet bomber strikes on suspected enemy positions.
53 Managers at Metrocentre have reported a lull in the recession, as takings continue to soar.
54 Was the old sardonic Lexandro reasserting himself during this lull of relaxation?
55 In Medellin(Sentence dictionary), a three-week lull in bombings was broken on Saturday night when a dynamite blast damaged two telephone control boxes.
56 But I was like a wrecked mariner in the lull between two storms.
57 Once more, she tries to lull herself into dreamland via a salacious scenario starring herself and Riva.
58 We gaze at one another despite the effort of heavy lids, our nodding heads, until the lull of sleep defeats.
59 There was a feeling that something was in the air, that it was the lull before the storm.
60 It was the lull before the storm.