grow mellow

Frequency: 6.57.0 per million words

Suggests a gradual change into a calmer, often wiser state, especially with age.

mellowVERBS + mellow

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grow

Examples (10)

  • With age, he began to grow mellow and more accepting.
  • Time has a way of making even the most fiery spirits grow mellow.
  • After retirement, she started to grow mellow, enjoying life at a slower pace.
  • His harsh edges grew mellow over the years, replaced by a gentle wisdom.
  • I hope to grow mellow with experience, gaining perspective on life's challenges.
  • The old professor seemed to grow mellow, offering advice with a soft smile.
  • She observed her grandfather grow mellow, his youthful intensity softening into calm.
  • It's natural for people to grow mellow as they mature, shedding youthful impulsiveness.
  • The journey of life often helps us grow mellow, appreciative of quiet moments.
  • His disposition began to grow mellow after years of introspection.