lull

The gentle lull of the waves put me to sleep.

The lull in the conversation made everyone uncomfortable.

The lull before the storm gave us a false sense of security.

The lull in the storm allowed us to go outside for a walk.

The lull in the market led to a false sense of stability.

The lull in the music gave the audience a chance to catch their breath.

The lull in the storm allowed us to assess the damage.

The lull in the game gave the players a chance to regroup.

The lull in traffic allowed us to cross the street safely.

The lull in the workday gave us a moment to relax.

You exhausted the helpful hormones that would have lulled you into a sound slumber.

Overnight, there was a lull of several hours while talks on a truce continued.

Society, he thought, had become sick, complacent, lulled by bourgeois illusion.

Are you lulling me into a false sense of security?

The mother lulled her baby to sleep.

Extreme longevity can lull us into a false sense of permanence.

There's a lull in it, so it's coming up.

Mothers usually lull their babies to sleep by singing a lullaby.

We get lulled into thinking that we are where our bodies are.

These can only be reached during a brief lull in the currents.