verb
eulogize
Eulogize (verb) means to praise someone highly, often in a formal speech given in their honour.
verb
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To praise someone highly, often in a formal speech given in their honour.
"Brill's brother Michael also eulogized David's battle for justice in "defending the rights of men, women and children.""
— Political Analyst David Brill Dies, Pat M. Kuras (1979)
"Where did I go wrong? Why is Elton John eulogizing me in song?"
— J. G. Thirlwell, Aladdin Reverse (2005)
"Both did say a few words, both informally eulogizing my father, though neither admitted that was what they were doing."
— Octavia Butler (1993)
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What is the meaning of eulogize?
"eulogize" (verb) means to praise someone highly, often in a formal speech given in their honour.
What is another word for eulogize?
Other words for "eulogize" include eulogise.
What is the opposite of eulogize?
Opposites of "eulogize" include denounce, deprecate, blacken, derogate, decry.
