Lully
Italian Lul·li [lool-lee]. /ˈlul li/. Jean Bap·tiste [zhahnba-teest], /ʒɑ̃ baˈtist/, 1632–87, French composer, especially of operas and ballets, born in Italy.
Catalan Lull [lool]. /lul/. Raymond or Ra·món [rah-mawn], /rɑˈmɔn/, "Doctor Illuminatus", 1235?–1315, Spanish theologian, philosopher, and author.
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How to use Lully in a sentence
Lulli herself has remained mum on the issue, and either way, the Akins appear to have plenty of fans.
Who Is Mrs. “Legitimate Rape”? Meet Todd Akin’s Wife, Lulli | Allison Yarrow | August 20, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTLulli has since lectured on the topic and consulted with authorities creating standardized tests for homeschoolers.
Who Is Mrs. “Legitimate Rape”? Meet Todd Akin’s Wife, Lulli | Allison Yarrow | August 20, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTThe daughter of Norwegian immigrant parents, Lulli Boe was born in Delaware and reportedly relishes tennis and hiking.
Who Is Mrs. “Legitimate Rape”? Meet Todd Akin’s Wife, Lulli | Allison Yarrow | August 20, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTIn it was one passage upon which Raymond Lulli happened, and which altered the whole course of his life.
A Modern Aladdin | Howard PyleRaymond Lulli, passing along the hall-way with a book under his arm, met Agnes at a door-way.
A Modern Aladdin | Howard Pyle
It will cause a woman to fall in love with a ghoul, not to speak of one so tall and handsome as Raymond Lulli.
A Modern Aladdin | Howard PyleAll were looking at him wonderingly, excepting Raymond Lulli, who never once raised his eyes, fixed broodingly upon the floor.
A Modern Aladdin | Howard PyleThere Raymond Lulli unlocked the padlock and raised the trap-door as you saw Gaspard unlock the one and raise the other.
A Modern Aladdin | Howard Pyle
British Dictionary definitions for Lully
(French lyli) Jean Baptiste (ʒɑ̃ batist), Italian name Giovanni Battista Lulli. 1632–87, French composer, born in Italy; founder of French opera. With Philippe Quinault as librettist, he wrote operas such as Alceste (1674) and Armide (1686); as superintendent of music at the court of Louis XIV, he wrote incidental music to comedies by Molière
Also: Lull (ˈlʌlɪ, Spanish lul) Raymond or Ramón (raˈmɔn). ?1235–1315, Spanish philosopher, mystic, and missionary. His chief works are Ars generalis sive magna and the Utopian novel Blaquerna
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