ppl. a. [f. LULL v.1 + -ED1.] Quieted; reduced to calmness.

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1787.  Generous Attachment, IV. 44. Give me again, ye shades,… your lulled repose!

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1852.  Mundy, Our Antipodes (1857), 185. Amid thunderings and lightnings … but with lulled airs,… we doubled the North Cape.

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1862.  Trench, Justin Martyr, Poems 11. And the lulled Ocean seemed to say, ‘With me is quiet, come away.’

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