mellowness
- noun
- /ˈmɛloʊnəs/
- I love the mellowness of autumn colors.
Examples
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The mellowness of the sunset was breathtaking.
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There is a gentle mellowness to the autumn leaves that bright summer colors lack.
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Painters often strive for a mellowness in their colors that brings warmth to their work.
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The mellowness of the evening light gave the room a peaceful atmosphere.
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The artist captured the mellowness of the sunset, with soft oranges and pinks blending beautifully in the sky.
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The room was filled with a mellowness that made it perfect for a cozy evening, enhanced by the warm glow of a single lamp.
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The mellowness of the music created a calming atmosphere, soothing everyone in the crowded café.
Synonyms
A gentle light or view with blurred edges
A strong, deep color that looks full and bright
A smooth, rich sound or color that feels warm
A soft, less bright quality in light or sound
Soft warm light like candlelight that makes a place feel calm
Antonyms
How Mellow
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word mellowness comes from mellow, which once meant 'soft' or 'gentle', like evening light. So mellowness describes a warm, soft look or tone.