What is another word for seleucus?
Pronunciation:
[ sˈɛluːkəs], [ sˈɛluːkəs], [ s_ˈɛ_l_uː_k_ə_s]
Related words: seleucus the satrap, seleucus of ilyria, seleucus of cardia, seleucus of clazomenae
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Synonyms for Seleucus:
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• Seleucus I • Seleucus I Nicator • person
How to use "Seleucus" in context?
Alexander the Great's empire stretched from Macedonia in the north to Syria in the south and from Egypt in the east to India in the west. Most of the territory he conquered was added to the empire through military campaigns and diplomacy, but he also came into possession of many regions through marriage alliances. The biggest and most powerful of these was the Seleucid kingdom, which extended from Turkey in the north to Palestine in the south and from Anatolia in the east to Mesopotamia in the west.
Homophones for Seleucus:
- shoelace, salsa, shoe lace, Sao Louis, sales, socialise, saxicolous, saw-like, Siskiyou Lewisia, sexless, squelch, silex, sls, seychelles, scoliosis, skywalk, siliceous, slouch, sulky, scalage, soul kiss, shellac wax, saluki, silk, slice, syllogise, slask, schulz, slowcoach, silica, silesia, scalic, slacks, shell shock, shellack, scalelike, socialize, slouchy, sash lock, shylock, silicosis, squalus, slick, slake, suchlike, sills, shigellosis, silage, schlock, soliloquize, sociology, sluggish, sialis, scallywag, soleless, syllogize, saw logs, selachii, sleazy, scalawag, shell-less, soleus, silks, souslik, salicaceae, slews, slushy, salish, solace, sleaze, silky, shillelagh, sillago, sulcus, soulless, seychellois, saw log, seles, sloughy, Sauce Louis, Seljuk, sluiceway, suslik, shekels, slosh, slezsko, salix, salk, schoolhouse, soliloquise, soliloquy, silicious, shellac, sulk, slough, silk oak, sexualize, slog, sclk, silique, suillus, siliqua, Seleucus I, sexualise, sea slug, shoeless, silky oak, sulawesi, slag, scaleless, sleek, scale wax, salacious, slash, sleigh, sacculus, slack, sluice, sea louse, slug, skulk, shlock, saclike, slush.
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