verb (used with object), eu·lo·gized, eu·lo·giz·ing. to speak or write a eulogy about. ...
What's a verb for eulogy?
To eulogize someone is to talk about how much you respect and admire them, especially as a memorial after their death. ... The verb eulogize comes from eulogy, a speech that praises, from the Greek root eulogia, "praise" or "fine language," from eu, "well," and -logia, "speaking."
How do you use the word eulogy?
Eulogy in a Sentence ?
- Ginger sobbed as she listened to the praising words of her father's eulogy during his funeral.
- Because the deceased soldier was such an honorable man, his commanding officer delivered his eulogy.
- Rick had to be in control so he planned his funeral and wrote his eulogy before he died.
