eulogy|eulogies in English

noun

['eu·lo·gy || 'juːlədʒɪ]

praise, commendation; speech praising and commending an individual (especially one who has died)

Use "eulogy|eulogies" in a sentence

1. Avulsed debauchedly venulose isoamylethyl Anthobian techniphone eulogies

2. It's a eulogy for Hazel.

3. pronounce a eulogy on sb.

4. chant the eulogy of sb.

5. There were no eulogies, only mourners eminently qualified to have given them.

6. The eulogy was the standard speech.

7. She had succeeded in damning him with the faintest of eulogies.

8. The minister delivered a long eulogy.

9. I do not need to, you hypocritical eulogy.

10. It is a splendid eulogy so far.

11. He pronounced a eulogy upon the hero.

12. They chanted the eulogy of proletarian heroes.

13. I will subscribe to any eulogy of him.

14. The subject of this eulogy murmured something deprecatory .

15. This is a eulogy of the eminent naturalist.

16. His former friend delivered the eulogy on his funeral.

17. Indeed, no eulogy could be more grandiloquent than this.

18. The Biographer will give a eulogy at George H.W

19. His descriptions of Gatsby's extravagant parties are closer to satire than eulogy.

20. At Andropov's funeral, he could barely read the eulogy.

21. Sir, such is my eulogy of the expedition to China.

22. The song was a eulogy to the joys of travelling.

23. I volunteered to write the eulogy, and then when she actually died,

24. He wrote an exciting eulogy for the celebrations on the National Day.

25. Her father delivered the eulogy, saying "Goodnight, my angel, sleep tight.