verb (past tense and past participle of[mellow] to grow or make mellow, to become or cause to become soft and sweet in nature or character, to develop in flavor through ripening, to become less harsh or severe in temper or character) as in strong fondness

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Example:After years of reflection and personal growth, his temperament mellowed, becoming less irritable and more patient.

Definition:a softened and more amiable nature or character

From mellowed temperament

Example:The wine's flavor mellowed over the years, developing a more complex and nuanced taste.

Definition:a softened and richer taste developing over time

From mellowed flavor

Example:Her voice mellowed as she got older, becoming softer and more soothing.

Definition:a softer and more relaxing tone of speaking

From mellowed voice

Example:The relationships between the two countries mellowed after years of diplomatic negotiations and agreements.

Definition:relations that have become more relaxed and less strained

From mellowed relationships

Example:His outlook on life mellowed after a few difficult years, leading to a more peaceful and contented attitude.

Definition:a more relaxed and less anxious or critical perspective

From mellowed outlook