eulogy

pronunciation

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  • Noun:
    a formal expression of praise

Word Origin

eulogy (n.)
mid-15c., from Latin eulogium, from Greek eulogia "praise; good or fine language" (in New Testament, "blessing"), from eu "well" (see eu-) + -logia "speaking" (see -logy). Eu legein meant "speak well of."

Example

1. Matt : I hate to say it , but I 'm already preparing the eulogy .
2. His oddly anachronistic eulogy was a reminder that the vatican is not a democratic state or a multinational firm , but a sort of absolute monarchy .
3. In a few days I 'd have to give a eulogy at my dad 's funeral .
4. I mentioned that episode in my eulogy to elena , delivered at her funeral in boston .
5. Goldblum took the rumours , which have been circulating on the web for years , in good spirits , giving his own eulogy in a spoof news report .

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