Synonym: become flat, cerement, chill, cloy, curtain, dash, daunt, die, drape, drapery, dull, fatigue, frighten away, frighten off, jade, mantle, scare, scare away, scare off, shroud, tire, weary, winding-clothes, winding-sheet. Similar words: pal, pale, palm, paltry, pallor, appal, palace, palate. Meaning: [pɔːl] 
n. 1. a sudden numbing dread 2. burial garment in which a corpse is wrapped 3. hanging cloth used as a blind (especially for a window). v. 1. become less interesting or attractive 2. cause to lose courage 3. cover with a pall 4. cause surfeit through excess though initially pleasing 5. cause to become flat 6. lose sparkle or bouquet 7. lose strength or effectiveness; become or appear boring, insipid, or tiresome (to) 8. get tired of something or somebody.
n. 1. a sudden numbing dread 2. burial garment in which a corpse is wrapped 3. hanging cloth used as a blind (especially for a window). v. 1. become less interesting or attractive 2. cause to lose courage 3. cover with a pall 4. cause surfeit through excess though initially pleasing 5. cause to become flat 6. lose sparkle or bouquet 7. lose strength or effectiveness; become or appear boring, insipid, or tiresome (to) 8. get tired of something or somebody. 
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31. Quirky buildings are often just that: oddballs, curios, rococo phantasmagoria that quickly pall.
32. The Internal Investigations Division, a self-policing unit set up by Wilson, had become known as a pall of whitewash.
33. But although I said I was reasonably Spartan, this bare Nissen hut and my little windy bivouac pall a bit at times.
34. But it had cast a pall that had still not lifted.
35. The south in particular was enveloped in a pall of neglect.
36. But news of a major management bloodletting, impending layoffs and a possible takeover cast a pall over the festivities.
37. But a worrying pall of familiarity hangs over the proceedings.
38. A feeling of deja vu hung over the affair like a pall.
39. One would find oneself driving along in a pall of black poison.
40. Many villagers attended his funeral, with his team mates in football gear as pall bearers.
41. She felt an aura of sadness around her like a pall.
42. However, silent contemplation of the passing forest tended to pall after several unbroken miles of it.
43. And the third was a shining glass coffin, lying on a rich velvet pall on a gilded trestle.
44. The smoldering ruins wrapped the city in a pall of smoke.
45. Outside a massive pall of cloud hung low over the harbour.
46. His excitement meant nothing to her; she felt she was covering him with a pall of ash.
47. Her appearance here would presage a shipwreck, the candle lighting the way for pall bearers who would follow.
48. These notes, however, should be used sparingly as they soon pall on the ear.
49. She took the plate of leftovers to the sink and left it there without scraping the food into the little pall.
50. That ended our conversation, and a pall fell on our relationship after that.
51. When he got to the car the engine was running and a pall of acrid fumes gathered in the still air.
52. From his home in Acton, Richard Baxter saw the flames and the huge pall of smoke which turned the sun red.
53. Night fell upon, and spread its funereal pall over, a field of blood where death held unrestrained carnival!
54. The dark pall of the dream settled over him again.
55. But the delights of the latter had begun to pall.
56. Now even these, by reason of their frequency, were beginning to pall.
57. Dawn, despite its revelation of an ominous pall hanging over the mountains, found us hitching towards Cairngorm.
58. The dust swirled around the royal tombs and sat in a pall over the lake.
59. The enigmatic thing was the great pall of suspicion hanging over such an ordinary - appearing man.
60. A global pall of dust raised by the eruption reddened sunsets everywhere on Earth for several months.
More similar words: pal, pale, palm, paltry, pallor, appal, palace, palate, palette, appalled, palatial, appalling, principal, palpable, palatable, municipal, palimpsest, impalpable, archetypal, Palestinian, principality, municipality.