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(somewhat informal) Feeling more euphoric, typically from the effects of narcotics or alcohol
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“My friends and acquaintances say they drink to get mellow, to get a buzz on, to get high.”
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Comparative for mild, soft or soothing in effect or degree
“The Marquis de Carvajal paused and spoke in a mellow voice, rolling the words as if he were making a public address.”
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Comparative for having a melodious or harmonious sound
“The music began with the soft, mellow sounds of a wind instrument, paving the way for Valdis's dance to begin.”
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Comparative for well matured or conditioned with age
“In Siena and Bologna, he sketched the old palaces and churches with their mellow brickwork studded with terra cotta insets.”
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Comparative for soft or tender by reason of ripeness
“The cliched image of autumn is that it is a fine season of mellow fruits, golden leaves, and cool, bracing sunny days.”
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Comparative for having a gentle or calm temperament or disposition
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“I always thought that as I got older, I would lose that fiery anger, and that eventually, I'd become a nice and mellow old lady.”
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Comparative for having a carefree manner or temperament
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“He cut out drugs altogether, adopted a healthier diet, and cultivated a more mellow attitude towards many things.”
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Comparative for having a friendly and sociable nature
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“They struck me as a bunch of kids from Amherst, super-unaffected, mellow, and friendly.”
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Comparative for relaxed, happy and cheerful, especially through being slightly drunk
“He was feeling mellow after a few glasses of wine, and money didn't seem so important anymore.”
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Comparative for expressing subtlety of a particular quality as opposed to intense
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Comparative for characterized by fullness, strength and depth, especially of sound
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Comparative for having a relaxed, friendly, or unofficial style, manner, or nature
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Comparative for characterized by obedience, subservience, or readiness to accept instruction or direction
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Comparative for strong, full and heavy, literally or figuratively
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Comparative for giving a feeling of comfort and relaxation
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Comparative for giving off heat
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Comparative for not clearly or fully audible
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(of sound or color) Comparative for free from anything that dulls or dims
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