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Meanings of mellowness in English
Usage of mellowness in English
1
It was resonant, far-reaching, incisive; but it rang abruptly and without mellowness.
2
It simply gives temper to the blade, and mellowness to the intellect.
3
The summer days fled on, and brought the autumn mellowness and splendor.
4
She had achieved a state of mellowness so rarefied, it was almost Zen-like.
5
But that was the last of his mellowness and jolly companionship.
6
This long period of cultivation gives the country-side a mellowness and well-groomed look.
7
The firm, vigorous intellect had overripened into the mental mellowness of second childhood.
8
But these terms, irritation, mellowness, appeared gross when applied to her.
9
Yet his reserve, tempered by age, blended into a genial mellowness.
10
All my mellowness took flight; I grew snappy and monosyllabic.
11
There was nothing about them but a spreading mellowness and the baked turf underfoot.
12
This autumnal mellowness usually lasts until the end of November.
13
One misses in him all feeling, all tone, of mellowness.
14
There followed a brief respite of clear, crisp days, warming to mellowness at noon.
15
The voice was very laid back, bordering on obnoxious mellowness.
16
With the receipt of the money a great mellowness had descended upon his simple soul.
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United Kingdom
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