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How to spell LOGEUR correctly?

If you're encountering the misspelling "logeur", there are a few possible correct suggestions. It could be "loger" which means "to lodge" in French or "logueur" which is a less common term. Double-check the context to determine the accurate spelling and usage of the word.

List of suggestions on how to spell logeur correctly

  • lager I ordered a pint of cold lager to enjoy while watching the football game.
  • Leger I will be attending the Leger Art Gallery to view the new exhibition.
  • lodger The landlord greeted the new lodger and showed them to their room.
  • loge I have reserved a loge at the theater for tonight's performance.
  • loges The theater had luxurious loges for VIP guests to enjoy the show in comfort and privacy.
  • logger The logger spends long hours in the forest, cutting down trees and preparing them for shipment.
  • logier
  • logout I always remember to logout of my social media accounts to ensure my privacy and security.
  • loner He prefers to be a loner and spend his weekends in solitude.
  • longer I can no longer wait for my vacation to start.
  • longueur The movie's longueurs made it difficult to stay engaged in the plot.
  • loser He always referred to himself as a loser, despite his many accomplishments.
  • lour The dark clouds began to lour, indicating an impending storm.
  • lover I am deeply in love with my partner; they are not only my lover but also my best friend.
  • lower He had to lower his voice so that no one could hear their conversation.
  • Luger He held the vintage Luger, a World War II relic, in his hands.
  • poseur He pretends to be an artist, but everyone knows he is just a poseur.
  • Roger Roger, the loyal dog, always obeyed his owner's commands.
  • roger Roger is an experienced pilot who can fly any type of aircraft.
  • voyeur He enjoyed being a voyeur, watching his neighbors through the blinds of his window.

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