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
Soft warm light like candlelight that makes a place feel calm
A smooth, rich sound or color that feels warm
A soft, less bright quality in light or sound
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.