How Do You Spell LOVELL?
Correct spelling for the English word "lovell" is [l_ˈʌ_v_ɛ_l], [lˈʌvɛl], [lˈʌvɛl]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Definition of LOVELL
Anagrams of LOVELL
Common Misspellings for LOVELL
Below is the list of 108 misspellings for the word "lovell".
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- lovsell
- lovull
- lovelo
- lovesll
- lovellp
- lowvell
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- lowell
- l9ovell
- lobell
- lov3ll
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- lovelpl
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- lovmll
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- lovdell
- locvell
- lovenl
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- ovell
- lo vell
- lovgell
- lovewll
- lopvell
- lovedll
- lovekl
- movell
- lovellk
- lovelol
- lov ell
- loivell
- loverll
- dovell
- lnvell
- lovelh
- lovehl
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- loevll
- lovelkl
- lovgll
- lmvell
- lovsll
- kovell
- oovell
- lovrll
- lovall
- lo0vell
- olvell
- loveol
- lkovell
- lovelp
- lovwll
- lvell
- lovello
- lovrell
- lovell
- povell
- lov4ll
- lovcell
- lo9vell
- plovell
- loveoll
- lovepll
- lgvell
- lovfell
- love3ll
- loveld
- lovekll
- lorell
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- logell
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- loovell
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- lvoell
- lokvell
- lovel l
- lovdll
- loell
- lov4ell
- loveln
- lovll
Similar spelling words for LOVELL
Usage Examples for LOVELL
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Lovell was kept in jail. - "The Siege of Boston" by Allen French
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Three weeks after he and Lovell had been put in jail they first learned of what they were accused: Lovell of " being a Spy, and giving intelligence to the rebels," and Leach of " being a spy, and suspected of taking plans." - "The Siege of Boston" by Allen French
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They are in verse- Poems, by R. Southey and R. Lovell, 1794; Joan of Arc, 1795; Minor Poems, 1797- 99; Thalaba, 1801; Metrical Tales and Madoc, 1805; The Curse of Kehama, 1810; Roderick, 1814; with a few later volumes, the chief being the unlucky Vision of Judgment, 1821, in hexameters. - "A History of Nineteenth Century Literature (1780-1895)" by George Saintsbury
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The city at this time had been partially evacuated by General Lovell and his troops, and all authority had been surrendered by the military to the mayor. - "The Narrative of a Blockade-Runner" by John Wilkinson
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Colonel Ellet never swerved; ahead at full speed he drove the Queen of the West for the General Lovell. - "The Courier of the Ozarks" by Byron A. Dunn
