Lull into

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verb

To make someone feel safe and relaxed in order to deceive them or cause them to be less alert and skeptical.

The soft music lulled her into a sense of security and she didn't notice the thief sneaking up behind her.
Visual representation of "lull into" - To make someone feel safe and relaxed in order to deceive them or cause them to be less alert and skeptical.

Often appears as...

  • lull into complacency
  • lull into security
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Visual representation of "lull into"
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Detect Deception

Be aware of the context suggesting trickery or deceit when 'lull into' is used.

Illustration for Detect Deception
The conman lulled him into believing the fake deal was genuine.
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Unexpected Danger

'Lull into' often precedes an unpleasant surprise or danger in stories or warnings.

Illustration for Unexpected Danger
He was lulled into a false sense of safety before the storm hit.
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Overconfidence Alert

Used to suggest someone let their guard down; often a precursor to a lesson learned.

Illustration for Overconfidence Alert
Their overconfidence lulled them into ignoring the clear signs of failure.
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