eulogy
1 of 1noun/ˈjulədʒi/
Forms:eulogies
1
a speech or written tribute, especially one commemorating someone who has died
- The family asked her to write a eulogy for her grandmother, remembering all the good times they shared.
- The eulogy he delivered at his father's funeral brought tears to everyone's eyes.
- At the funeral, the eulogy was a tribute to the deceased’s courage and unwavering spirit.
- Crafting the eulogy allowed me to express the profound respect and love I had for my mentor.
- The minister delivered a heartfelt eulogy that honored the deceased’s life and achievements.
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2
a text or speech that offers high praise for a person or thing, not necessarily linked to the deceased
- The book launch began with a eulogy of the author's previous works and his contribution to literature.
- The scientist's discovery received a eulogy in the international conference, marking its significance in the field.