Mellower

The light feels gentler with mellower shadows.

Coming in a sightly square bottle, this tequila has vanilla-forward notes and is on the mellower side.

Jose Mourinho was in a mellower mood at his press conference than he was when Southampton’s Maya Yoshida was not penalised for handball on 30 December.

The lagers also were mellower, although they were dark and hearty compared to what would become popular later.

By late 1973, Richman wanted to scrap the recorded tracks and start again with a mellower, more lyrical sound, influenced by the laid-back local music he had heard when the band had a residency at the Inverurie Hotel in Bermuda earlier in the year.

He wanted to scrap all of the tracks they had recorded and start over with a mellower, more lyrical sound.

Open-back banjos generally have a mellower tone and weigh less than resonator banjos.

Some players believe neck-through construction provides better sustain and a mellower tone than bolt-on neck construction.

This, along with additional bends in the cornet's tubing, gives the cornet a slightly mellower tone, but the instruments are otherwise nearly identical.

This, combined with its larger size and lower pitch range, results in a deeper and mellower tone.