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Meaning of eulogy
A speech or piece of writing that praises someone or something, especially a person who has died.
Etymology of eulogy
The word "eulogy" comes from the Greek words "eu" meaning "well" and "logos" meaning "word" or "speech", originally referring to a speech or writing that praises a person or thing.
The term has been used in English since the 15th century to describe formal expressions of praise, especially for the deceased.
Synonyms
tribute
praise
accolade
commendation
tribute
encomium
panegyric
laudation
eulogia
extolment
glorification
admiration
appreciation
homage
honor
respect
veneration
reverence
esteem
accolades
plaudits
kudos
applause
acclamation
celebration
commemoration
memorial
obituary
oration
speech
address
dedication
citation
Definitions
- A speech or writing that expresses praise for someone or something, typically a person who has died.
- * A formal expression of praise for someone or something.
Usage Examples
- The family asked the priest to deliver a eulogy at the funeral.
- * She wrote a beautiful eulogy for her grandmother, highlighting her accomplishments and kindness.
- * The newspaper published a eulogy for the renowned scientist, praising his groundbreaking work.