Even those of your Father's Disposal, who seeing so many Examples in this leud Age, of the ruin of whole Families by imprudent Marriages, provided otherwise for you.
Renounce this leud Fool, and I'll make thee a Fortune suitable to thy Quality.
I began to rebuke her for her leud lyfe and beastly behauor, declaring to her what punishment was prepared and heaped vp for her in the world to come for her fylthy lyuinge and wretched conuersation.
Also, I haue placed in the end therof their leud language, calling the same pedlers French or Canting.
But faithfullye for the proffyt and benyfyt of my countrey I haue don it, that the whole body of the Realme may se and vnderstand their leud lyfe and pernitious practisses, that all maye spedelye helpe to amend that is amysse.
Oh, with what Vigour I could deal my Love To some fair leud unknown, To whom I'd never made a serious Vow!
Wretch is here, and what a leud World we live in--Oh London, London, how thou aboundest in Iniquity!
No matter, for you have all a leud Hand with him; between his continual imaginary Sickness, and perpetual Physic, a Man might take more Pleasure in an Hospital.
For my Name I am, but 'twere no matter if thou wert hang'd, and thou deservest it for thy leud cavaliering Opinion.
What's here, my Lady Wife entertaining a leud Fellow of the Town?
I a leuddesign upon your Body; for what, I wonder?
Hadst thou been wanton to that leud degree, By dark he might have been conducted to thee; Where silently he might have serv'd thy purpose, And thou hadst had some poor excuse for that: But bartering words with Fools admits of none.
In a leud Papish Country, amongst the Romish Heathens!
Appointment, and for soleud a purpose; guard me, ye good Angels.
Have I been the Companion of his Riots In all the leudcourse of our early Youth, Where like unwearied Bees we gather'd Flowers?
I'll speak to her, and call her my Marcella, and undeceive thy leud Opinion.
I wuld ze toke hed yf ther weher any labor mad in the kort of Cawntrybery for the leud mater forsayd.
Thes leud wordds greveth me and her grandam as myche as alle the remnawnte.
In France, a person in possession of any office connected with the court, or of lands presented by the Crown, was called a leud or entrustion, a count or companion, or vassal.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "leud" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
