What is another word for Louis Ii?
Pronunciation:
[ lˈuːi ˈɪa͡ɪ], [ lˈuːi ˈɪaɪ], [ l_ˈuː_i_ ˈɪ__aɪ]
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Synonyms for Louis ii:
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How to use "Louis ii" in context?
King Louis the Pious, better known as Louis the Second, was the King of France from 1316 to his death in 1328. He was the son of King Philip VI of France, who was the son of King John II of France. Louis the Pious succeeded his father, who was already a virtual dictator of France. Louis ruled for eight years and died at the age of 59, leaving the throne to his son, Louis the Bold.
Homophones for Louis ii:
- leigh, loge, Louis Ix, likewise, laugh, lexis, lox, logo, Leo Esaki, leach, look away, liliales, lush, leg, lx, lockage, lake keuka, leakey, loose, lyssa, lysis, lucky, lxxxii, leggy, lac wax, laicize, liza, loloish, louche, loquacious, luxe, lac, loligo, lallygag, legs, lechwe, liliaceous, lossy, lie awake, legacy, lake, lychee, lass, lycosa, lasso, logy, lag, loco, lichee, lack, lisu, lax, leech, lagos, lugosi, loos, league, Louis XI, logic, lassie, liege, lascaux, lock, lilylike, lock away, Louis Iii, loach, liaise, llullaillaco, louse, lakh, lucy, loess, lhasa, lacy, lilac, less, luscious, luke, Lech, Louis Xiii, luggage, laze, lackey, lycia, locus, leechee, lxxxiii, lochia, lxxxi, lucas, lees, lick, lease, Lusaka, lachesis, luik, lawless, lxi, loggia, lao-zi, laws, lash, lug, leakage, lazio, leuciscus, look, lxxii, Louis I, Lake Cayuga, leo xiii, like, leacock, lazy, lollygag, log z's, leash, laic, lewis, lockjaw, low-key, lxxx, lassa, loch, leek, Lego, lux, lxx, lxxiii, Louis Xii, loss, lycee, lxii, lessee, lachaise, lough, loki, laugh away, loasa, losses, Louis Agassiz, louis, luce, lek, locke, leo ix, laius, Louis X, logos, lasix, lose, Leo X, luck, leaky, leak, lewisia, Liliaceae, lxxi, lousy, lygus, loasaceae, log, loxia, laos, Lugh, lichi, luge, laicise, lace, lxiii.
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- comblike, acerate, acerose, ailing, arbor, barbellate, biting, briery, bristled, bristly.
