"eulogy" as noun
1 - An oration to honor a deceased person, usually at a funeral.
2 - Speaking highly of someone or something; the act of praising or commending someone or something.
eulogy
/ˈjuːlədʒi/
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A eulogy is a speech or written tribute given in praise of a deceased person. It is a way to honor and remember someone who has passed away, often by highlighting their life, achievements, and impact on others.
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Synonyms
1 - praise
2 - commendation
3 - commiseration
4 - tribute
5 - commendation
6 - commiseration
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Antonyms
1 - criticism
2 - condemnation
3 - disparagement
4 - defamation
5 - rebuke
6 - ridicule
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Examples in Context
1 - When a broker speaks it is a eulogy for your money.
1 - Cuando se habla de un agente es un elogio por su dinero.
2 - If you wish, augment your eulogy by reading a poem.
2 - Si lo deseas, apoya tu elogio con la lectura de un poema.
3 - Sam couldn't stand that you were chosen to give the eulogy .
3 - Sam no soportaba que te hubieran elegido a ti para dar el panegírico .
4 - Well, I see the eulogy is coming along swimmingly.
4 - Bien, veo que el panegírico va a las mil maravillas.
5 - I did, after all, give a eulogy at your funeral.
5 - Después de todo, yo di un discurso en tu funeral.
6 - This will probably be the easiest part of the eulogy .
6 - Es posible que esta sea la parte más sencilla del discurso .
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