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Meaning of valedictory
A valedictory is something that is said or done when someone is leaving or saying goodbye.
Etymology of valedictory
The word "valedictory" comes from the Latin "valedicere", which means "to say farewell", and is derived from "vale" (farewell) and "dicere" (to say)
The word has been used in English since the 15th century to describe speeches or statements made on leaving a place or occasion, and has since expanded to include expressions of praise or tribute
Synonyms
Definitions
- Relating to or expressing farewell, especially a speech or statement made on leaving a place or occasion
- * Relating to or expressing praise or tribute, especially a speech or statement made in honor of someone
Usage Examples
- The valedictory speech was given by the graduating class president
- * The company's CEO made a valedictory address to the employees on his last day
- * The valedictory ceremony was attended by friends and family of the departing professor