Phrasal Verb - Mellowing Out
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.Definition
To mellow out means to relax or calm down, often becoming more laid-back or easy-going. It is often used to describe someone who has given up their aggressive or violent behavior and is now at peace. It can also refer to the act of making something milder or less intense, such as music. This phrase is often used in informal settings, but it can be found in some formal contexts as well.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | She started smoking pot and mellowed out at college. |
| 2 | The rock star would often mellow out during his concerts. |
| 3 | Her constant arguing with her brother made her seem like a fighter, but after a talk with him, she mellowed out. |
| 4 | The harsh words of her teacher mellowed out the aggressive tone of her presentation. |
| 5 | The magic mushrooms made me mellow out and connect with nature. |
| 6 | The witch who loved simulation wouldn't mellow out, engaging in game wars all the time. |
| 7 | The possible appearance of a divine book caused Richard to mellow out immediately. |
| 8 | Thoughts about college courses wasn't able to mellow out Karen's prejudice feelings for atheists. |
| 9 | Watching movies that normally agitate her father mellowed out his anger after witnessing what he realized just before dawn. |
| 10 | Exposure to veganism mellowed out fatalities concerning obstetric complications from animal insemination and farming rates. |
