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Meaning of lozier
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lozier (n)
United States physician who in 1863 founded a medical school for women (1813-1888)
lozier Sentence Examples
- The antique shop displayed a beautiful lozier, catching the eye of every passerby with its intricate carvings.
- She carefully dusted the delicate lozier, ensuring it remained in pristine condition.
- The museum curator marveled at the craftsmanship of the ancient lozier unearthed from the ruins.
- The castle's grand hall was adorned with a magnificent lozier, depicting scenes from medieval lore.
- He spent hours meticulously restoring the tarnished lozier to its former glory.
- The cathedral boasted a breathtaking lozier, featuring colorful stained glass panels.
- A sense of mystery surrounded the origins of the cryptic lozier found in the old monastery.
- The auction house anticipated fierce bidding for the rare lozier, coveted by collectors worldwide.
- Generations had passed, but the lozier remained a symbol of the family's enduring legacy.
- Scholars debated the significance of the enigmatic symbols adorning the ancient lozier discovered in the tomb.
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United States physician who in 1863 founded a medical school for women (1813-1888)
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The antique shop displayed a beautiful lozier, catching the eye of every passerby with its intricate carvings.
She carefully dusted the delicate lozier, ensuring it remained in pristine condition.
The museum curator marveled at the craftsmanship of the ancient lozier unearthed from the ruins.
The castle's grand hall was adorned with a magnificent lozier, depicting scenes from medieval lore.
